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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Have you done the At Peace Parents coaching? We did it (one on one parent sessions, texting with questions etc) and it was priceless. [/quote]
This? https://www.atpeaceparents.com/

We are so hesitant to spend MORE money.[/quote]
Why? Is it going to keep you from being able to pay your rent or mortgage?

This is your CHILD.[/quote]
New poster. Yes, this is my child, and EVERYTHING is major $$, we're close to 200k for a 7 yo. And honestly, I hate people selling "courses" regurgitating same content from one resource to another. I see that as preying on desperate parents.[/quote]
NP---money is finite.  Unlike a script for amoxicillin when your kid has an ear infection, there is no guarantee that coaching or therapy will work.  People do the best they can with the tools they have.  It's very hard to continue to spend money on "maybe this will work" [/quote]
+100  We've learned this the hard way.  We now set time limits for coaches, therapists and educational advocates.  [/quote]

Same

Although good therapist want to make an impact and turn down customers who don’t open up or whine they know will not do the homework or are lying. 
One PhD one for ND adults we used also once was very clear: she said all she can do is act as a conduit to let him lie & vent & blame others, in the hope that this mitigates or lessens his rages at home. 
He quit therapy once he sensed the therapist didn’t believe his lies. [/quote]

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