Thank you all!

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much for your input in how to decorate my son's room. Many

great ideas that are going to help my little one to communicate.

I also have a BIG question.

I live in a little town in the middle of nowhere in MT. I been trying

to find resources for early intervention for my son and looks like no

one has ever been trained to teach an autistic child in this state.

That is the info I got from my family support Part C program advisor.

I feel so lost with out knowing what to do, where to go to get trained

and not even a slight hope that our little school can do or bring

something to train and teach my son.

I know that then I have to train my self but I have no idea in what

field to get trained and where to go to do it. And I am confuse about

ABA because some info on the internet told me that ABA can be really

harmful for a mild autistic child like my son, because it can build

anxiety and frustration, resulting in agression.

My son can sit if you ask him, he will repeat words a lot if you ask

him, he doesn't have tantrums at all, very aware and can read

emotions, very loving and affectionate. He doesn't stim or have

repetitive behaviors or rutines, he is very disorganized. His problem

is his speech, he wont carry a conversation or speak in sentences. He

has a voc. of about 150 words, mostly nouns.

He just turned 3 and I don't know what to do, since the doctor didn't

really wanted to have anything to do with my son after she said that

he maybe autistic, she didn't gave me any info or guidence, she only

told me to go with the Part C program and they would know what to do.

Isn't that awful! and she is a Special Developmental Specialist.

I'm here to ask for a little guidence if you can help, I'm desperate

and I know many of you are profesionals who care about autistic

children.

Thank you.

Gris.