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first assesment done

north london mum

hi so we had a our first assesment yesterday for my son feel alot better now i know what is going to happen the one thing they were happy with is that i had kept a diary of my sons behaviour i highley recommend this to anyone awaiting assesment i had been keeping a diary since june so they can have a better understanding of his behaviour instead of me or my partner just saying well he does this or that i also have been keeping a photo book on my phone of his behaviour and meltdwons also a photos of people or places we vist as this helps my son understand they said that it all helps with diagnosing my son so im really pleased ive been doing all i can. the speech therpist said how they asses to see if he has autism and what leval he is at altough the way she said it i got the feeling that she was saying she does not think he has got it maybey it was just the way i interpreted it i just hope at the end of the assesment process they can help and give us answers

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    Hi North London Mum,

    It sounds as though you did a really good job preparing for his assessment. I hope they can help him and you. :-)

    When you talk to your son, do you take proper turns with the conversation? Do you give him a good chance to take in what you have said and then give him a chance to think of an answer and then give him time to speak back to you?

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    Hi North London Mum,

    It sounds as though you did a really good job preparing for his assessment. I hope they can help him and you. :-)

    When you talk to your son, do you take proper turns with the conversation? Do you give him a good chance to take in what you have said and then give him a chance to think of an answer and then give him time to speak back to you?

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