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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again. 16:01 that is interesting. I have to say it’s something I have wondered about, really since he was tiny. He has always been challenging. I was extremely anxious during my pregnancy with him due to a previous neonatal full term loss and worry that he was bathed in sadness hormones in utero. May I ask how the ASD diagnosis helped? I wonder if it’s something I should push for again.[/quote] It helps because it's accurate, in our case! And it helps because for whatever reason people take it more seriously when it comes to "behaviors" and are more willing to work with us. Depending on how things go we will request consultation/services from a BCBA to deal with behavioral issues, which I don't think would be possible without the dx. I'm surprised they called CHAMPS though. I don't have any way to compare, but I don't think our school ever does that. How competent do you feel the social worker & school psychologist are? [/quote]
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