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shazzarooney99 · 21/06/2015 12:41

I have a child whos almost 8,yesterday we had a huge meltdown, where he punched me in the face,tried strangling me,scratched my arms and pinched them really hard and twisted my wrists till they almost broke.

I firmly belive he has high functioning and sensory issues,pead has said traits and sensory issues.

He is on an iep at school,when he started the nursery there and they got an early years ed pych in who put him on school action plus immeid,as i said hes nearly 8 now.

How do i deal with this violence?

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PolterGoose · 21/06/2015 13:10

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shazzarooney99 · 21/06/2015 13:15

Thanks so much, i will look into this, the reason he kicked off yesterday was probably a combination of 2 things, swimming which has probably caused over stimulation and then dad asked him to get his uniform so he could wash it,unbeilvable isnt it?

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PolterGoose · 21/06/2015 13:28

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shazzarooney99 · 21/06/2015 13:32

I had a look at pda website where it has a checklist of symptoms however he diddnt fit enough to say Pda if you know what i mean.

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shazzarooney99 · 21/06/2015 13:36

Something else that we are getting quite frequently as well is him saying "i want to kill myself"

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PolterGoose · 21/06/2015 14:13

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shazzarooney99 · 21/06/2015 15:00

Ive just printed out some of the pages on the 5 point scale some of the emotion pages,do i just get him to point to how hes feeling and talk about it? and if needs be take him somewhere to calm down? before it escalates?

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Stradbroke · 21/06/2015 15:06

My DD fits some Of the PDA behaviours and we parent her in much the same way as they suggest. When she is stressed (today she is - no reason we can ascertain. She's had a great week up to here) we keep demands low, but we always expect decent behaviour. She is removed for hitting etc. but the most important thing for us has been to try and stop it escalating in the first place. Easier said than done I know.

shazzarooney99 · 21/06/2015 15:10

Thanks strad,we dont really ask a lot of him to be honest apart from when he asks for a drink we will say get one yourself as i want him to be a bit more independant.

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PolterGoose · 21/06/2015 15:29

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shazzarooney99 · 21/06/2015 15:48

Thanks polter tis always usual to know these things and go through them.

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