I have a meeting coming up at school for ds2 to try to get some support again .
He masks in school and copies his peers, but is told off for giddy outbursts and other things which, when he's told me, I think are stims (clicking, pulling his fingers back, things like that).
Going by behaviour at home, I'm also pretty sure the giddiness is a sensory thing, triggered by things like change, too much noise, too much excitement.
School are certain these things are down to naughtiness, because after all, he is a 10 yr old boy who can do naughty things, it's not all down to ASD. This hasn't been said outright, but the times he has been told off, they know that he's just being naughty.
How do I tackle this?
CAMHS are also involved, but despite ds's diagnosis, they are still pointing the finger at parenting, so I hunk they will back school up.
Specialist services are involved, but I've yet to see any changes.
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PhilPhilConnors · 13/01/2016 18:29
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