My DS was diagnosed with autism in May. Recently we have been offered various appointments to discuss our feelings, 4-week SALT course and a couple of other autism courses.
At the moment our life is hectic. DS is about to start nursery for five mornings a week and I do ABA in the afternoons. The appointments offered are all during nursery time, one is on his second day at nursery and I just don't know what to do.
It's not like we are doing nothing - we have been doing ABA for a few months now and we really try and do as much as possible to improve his skills in all areas. I'm just worried that if we turn down these appointments and courses then it will be recorded and we will look like bad parents who don't want to help their child.
What do you think?
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Laurajay84 · 05/09/2016 20:27
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