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[quote=Anonymous]As long as he's doing it at home, let him go for it. Starting K is stressful. Scripting is a form of stimming except verbally. My son does the endless barage of "What if" questions and likes to ask the same question over and over that he wants the listener to answer exactly the same, every. single. time. He can do this at home as long as he likes (or as much as DH and I can stand). Like most stims, it comes and goes on it's own. However, both OT and ST can address it. My son's stims, verbal and physical, appear to come and go on it's own although he does OT and ST at school. The main reason I have cut out private (expensive) OT. As for learning the give and take of conversations, ST can help with pragmatics and/or a social skills group.[/quote]
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