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Reply to "MERLD / receptive expressive language disorder and friendships"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] My teen with a receptive and expressive language disorder also has auditory processing issues, a learning disorder and anxiety, do it's complicated for him and he hasn't had the rosy outcome of so many MERLD kids. But I have found that having a very specific idea of his core issues -- how he receives, processes and remembers auditory information -- has been key in helping him get pinpointed instruction. Everything constantly has to be brought back to that point, and it's so easy to forget, even when you are his parents, that it's all about the language. [/quote] I'm so sorry to hear that your son is still struggling. This sounds like my child. Her issues are so specifically about auditory processing and language, and I can see her anxiety growing as she gets older. I can't imagine what her days must be like, surrounded by kids talking to each other and understanding each other and she can't do either. I'll be talking to her team about the anxiety component next - they warned me this would be the next shoe to drop as she gets older, and sure enough. Are you managing your son's anxiety with any kind of treatment - CBT or meds or anything? If so has it helped? Wishing you guys all the best.[/quote]
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