I have tried redirection, story boards, even had his doctor start a new medication.
My son's teacher and doctor said give it privacy and to take them to private room and let them have privacy is best advice they have
Thank you for your advice
Thank you so much for this information.😊
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Thank you. I was considering restarting ABA therapy