thread: Aspergers/Autism/Sensory Integration Chatter #4

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    Dec 2005
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    but the OT can help witht the sensory side of things, and also teach him ways to cope when he is wigging out. It's not just physical therapy - tell her to put that in her pipe and smoke it!
    Thats what I thought. We've decided to continue with the OT avenue for now and see what they say after an assessment.

    I must say I thanked my lucky stars he was his normal self as opposed to his my-mother-is-crazy-Im-an-angel self he was for his other paed appt. He played with 3 animal figurines and they spent the entire time we talked trying to kill each other with guns and knives. Pleasant listening Not to mention his usual 10000000 decibel volume. They could hear him out in the corridor.
    Last edited by Freya; December 23rd, 2010 at 06:30 PM.