A question that was posted on a support site I follow talked about how hard it can be to have patience with an Autistic child who just can't seem to get it or is intent on trying you and pushing your buttons on a given day or in a given situation. The question was what shoud one do
Showing posts with label meltdowns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label meltdowns. Show all posts
Monday, January 2, 2012
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Calling all those that good with computers :)
Anyone know how to take this version of my awareness card and get it into a program that would allow me to print it as an actual card with both the front and back? It's currently sitting in a paint program where
Meltdowns in public... Oh dear...
My David is quickly getting stronger than me and his brother is now showing signs of Autism too (and Joshua's meltdowns are worse and LONGER than David's...) All I have ever been able to do is get them out
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Restrain or not restrain?
I recently came across a discussion thread and conversation about restraining methods when dealing with an Autistic child in the middle of a violent meltdown or outbreak. A lot of the people commenting were trying to make restraint out to be something cruel and abusive, even when used
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