Guest guest Posted November 4, 2008 Report Share Posted November 4, 2008 My only concern about your post is are there other issues besides chores that your therapists have identified as showing defiance. Â If it is just the chore thing, then it sounds like they are blowing the whole thing out of proportion, but if it isn't then you may have to address these other issues. Â If there aren't other issues, then maybe you have to address finding other therapists. Chores - just to clarify Hi all, No offense taken on any front, I know it can be hard to get the real message, especially when it's long, and I was really upset at them time. But..my main point was that the therapists were trying to convince me that she was being defiant, as in, you ask her to do this and she refuses by not doing it. I am saying, no, she is not being defiant, there is something else going on! She goes to clean or do the task and gets stuck, and or distracted. She feels good when she does get it done and realizes it wasnt so bad, but just cant get started or if she does gets stuck. I was looking for answers from the therapists but they just kept insisting she was being defiant, and... wanted to spend hours and effort correcting the defiant behavior, rather than figuring out what the real issue is. Anyway I appreciate all of the advice and do not feel nearly as stressed as I did when I originally posted. I guess I get concerned that if I keep doing things for her she will have difficulty later on, but I get tired of being mad and stressed about it. Thanks everyone, this group really is the best! Melinda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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