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  1. #1
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    Dar, whatever is going on, I'm sending butterflies right now to help you get the right answers and the clear path to the best solution. Sorry I don't have any insight for you.

    Many hugs,
    ~T~
    The butterflies are within you.

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  2. #2
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    Oct 2006
    Location
    Southern Indiana
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    Social disorders

    Hi Mtbdarby -

    I'm a psych nurse. I worked with kids for 5 years in an inpatient psych hospital and I have 8 years on my adult unit where I'm currently employed.
    I also have the personal experience of living with social phobias since I was 15 years old.
    Therapists these days should be familiar with social disorders in children. This was not the case when I was a child. Treatment is available. Both you and your child need to feel comfortable with the therapist's approach.
    Incapacitating anxiety is fueled by flawed inner thoughts. Identifying and correcting those thoughts is a key.
    Acceptance of self is important.
    Some type of social outlet with peers is important to foster healthy emotional growth.

    Don't despair after a disturbing parent/teacher conference. Focus on your positives.

    Barb

  3. #3
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    Location
    Rhode Island
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    I have a daughter with Asperger's.
    I can do five more miles.

 

 

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