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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DS is 9 yo, on adderral doing well with controlling hyperactivity but emotional outbursts are frequent. Meds have not made a difference at all, any small setback results in crying. He is in indiivdual therapy and social skills, I am not seeing any improvement. He will cry in class over crumbled paper, or running out of time to complete a project. Has a very low frustration threshold. Therapist is suggesting that this is due to immaturity and that he will grow out of it. The problem is that we are going on year 2 in school where he consistently cries many times per week in class. His teachers want to implement a behavioral chart for crying. I dont know if that is productive. Any suggestions? [/quote] No at 9 probably won't get over it. Don't punish a kid for crying. Get a new therapist. Try an antidepressant instead. Also these things take time. Keep track of things by writing them down. Try behavioral therapy. Read the Kazdin method.[/quote] Grow out of it.[/quote]
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