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today difficult child's therapist will get an earful...
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<blockquote data-quote="buddy" data-source="post: 582631" data-attributes="member: 12886"><p>OH I agree, with a history like that. Wow, even if they were not "abused" they likely did not get their needs met as a young child really needs if the parents were using. If they had to fend for themselves, that means parents were pretty checked out so if they were hungry or hurt or whatever, that cycle of child needs parents, parents provide care/food/etc, trust is built...cycle is not consistently completed. That does damage at any age, but especially when personality is developing between zero and three. I'm glad your son saw fit to get help. It's lovely you took them in.</p><p></p><p>AS MWM said, the issue is that it takes a specialized person to assess and provide treatment for attachment problems. People who do not really have a lot of training and experience specifically in that area can do more damage than no treatment at all.</p><p></p><p>Hang in there! Glad the psychiatric supported a neuropsychologist evaluation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buddy, post: 582631, member: 12886"] OH I agree, with a history like that. Wow, even if they were not "abused" they likely did not get their needs met as a young child really needs if the parents were using. If they had to fend for themselves, that means parents were pretty checked out so if they were hungry or hurt or whatever, that cycle of child needs parents, parents provide care/food/etc, trust is built...cycle is not consistently completed. That does damage at any age, but especially when personality is developing between zero and three. I'm glad your son saw fit to get help. It's lovely you took them in. AS MWM said, the issue is that it takes a specialized person to assess and provide treatment for attachment problems. People who do not really have a lot of training and experience specifically in that area can do more damage than no treatment at all. Hang in there! Glad the psychiatric supported a neuropsychologist evaluation. [/QUOTE]
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