Very rarely am I put in the situation , and stuck for ideas so Im turning it on its head. Be ruthless and honest because I need help.
I work within SN and currently working with a family . They are very hard to engage and I have to approach the fact that I have reasonable evidence to suggest their child has ASD.... I cant give out anymore detail but
They are very very hard to work with never in my time and bounty of experience have I come across a family like this.
Please , as a parent what would really tick you off if I approached this with you and what would make you want to get on board. Im just seeing if anyone comes up with something I hadn't considered.
I've got plenty of support avenues to persue work wise as alternatives but lets face it who knows better than someone who has been there and done it . I can see it from both sides but .....any suggestions .
Here are some suggested organisations that offer expert advice on special needs.
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