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Hello, I'm Anni!

AnniMarjoram
over 7 years ago

Hello everybody,

I'm hoping to meet some new friends here and draw on your experiences. I have an 11 year old son who received his diagnosis of Asperger's syndrome when he was 8. We have been managing him fairly well up until September, but now he has started high school and it's a whole new ball game. He has been getting into trouble about once a week for the last couple of months, and this is leading to him being kept in inclusion away from the rest of the class. We haven't been able to access any Psychological help for him, although we have tried. Some of his behaviour has led to him getting physical with other children and he always comes off worst.

Does anybody have any tips on helping him to manage his anger outbursts? They mainly occur when he is provoked, which is extremely easy to do.

I look forward to getting to know you all!

Anni

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  • over 7 years ago

     

    Hi Anni,

    Welcome to the Community.

    The Forum has had some technical issues which are being resolved which mean duplicate posts sometimes occur.  I have now removed the duplicate post for you.

    I have also listed some information below on services that you may access for education rights and behaviour strategies.

    Education Rights Service:

    You may want to contact our Education Rights Service where information, support and advice is provided on educational provision and entitlements. Please see the following link for further information:

    http://www.autism.org.uk/services/helplines/education-rights.aspx

    I understand you have an enquiry regarding Behaviour. People on the autism spectrum disorder can often display behaviour that may be challenging. There will generally be a reason for this and it is important to try and understand the trigger for the behaviour when developing strategies.

    Please see the following link for further information on behaviour and strategies:

    http://www.autism.org.uk/living-with-autism/understanding-behaviour.aspx

    Autism Services Directory:

    You can search for services in your area on the Autism Services Directory:

    www.autismdirectory.org.uk This includes services such as: support groups, social groups, advocacy, befriending, residential settings, outreach and respite.

    I hope you have found this information helpful.

    Regena-Mod

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  • over 7 years ago

     

    Hi Anni,

    Welcome to the Community.

    The Forum has had some technical issues which are being resolved which mean duplicate posts sometimes occur.  I have now removed the duplicate post for you.

    I have also listed some information below on services that you may access for education rights and behaviour strategies.

    Education Rights Service:

    You may want to contact our Education Rights Service where information, support and advice is provided on educational provision and entitlements. Please see the following link for further information:

    http://www.autism.org.uk/services/helplines/education-rights.aspx

    I understand you have an enquiry regarding Behaviour. People on the autism spectrum disorder can often display behaviour that may be challenging. There will generally be a reason for this and it is important to try and understand the trigger for the behaviour when developing strategies.

    Please see the following link for further information on behaviour and strategies:

    http://www.autism.org.uk/living-with-autism/understanding-behaviour.aspx

    Autism Services Directory:

    You can search for services in your area on the Autism Services Directory:

    www.autismdirectory.org.uk This includes services such as: support groups, social groups, advocacy, befriending, residential settings, outreach and respite.

    I hope you have found this information helpful.

    Regena-Mod

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