Guest guest Posted October 8, 2004 Report Share Posted October 8, 2004 , that's such great news about her grades!! A caring/supportive school can sure make a difference!! What exactly is the AB3632 assessment (maybe I can find it in a web search)? Would that be true for all states, do you know (called the same thing)? I like to think that once things start going better for our kids - tackling a few OCD problems, doing better at school, feeling better about themselves...- that everything begins to get a bit easier for them and life starts to return to a somewhat normal stage. I'm sure the cutting will lessen with time as things seem to be going so much better for her! Cheers for ! > Hi > I haven't posted lately but everyone here pretty much knows the story with > my daughter, . She has both ADHD, OCD, and is intellectually gifted. > ANYWAY....... > I just had to respond to you and see if I can offer a suggestion for help > since your ins. does not cover this. First off, does your son have an IEP at > school? If he does, this will be easier....if not...you should request that your > school give him an assessment. This will help him if the OCD is interfearing > with school in any way.....which I'm sure it is. Second, ask the school for > an AB3632 assessment. After the assessment, they find he qualifies.....they > will give him (at the school's expense) therapy. Some schools Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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