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lornajade
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hi im new to this site im in the Bridlington area and have a 6 year old with epilepsy gdd suspected autism (getting tested) and a brain injury im a single parent needing help at the miniute with my sons behaviour I’ve tried everything I can think off to control it but nothing is working he bites hits head butts kicks you name it and is very horrid with things he says he’s in a main stream school but isn’t in a class room due to violence towards teachers and his friends overall though he’s a sweet loving boy who’s struggling any advice would be great
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Welcome to the Community, my name is Angie and I work at Contact. I hope you find parents here that offer support and share experience with you.
Just to let you know, that Contact has a parent guide to dealing with behaviour and you can download it from our website: https://www.contact.org.uk/media/1183137/understanding_your_childs_behaviour.pdf
As you mention your son's difficulties at school, we have lots of information on how schools must support children with special educational needs and disabilities: https://contact.org.uk/advice-and-support/education-learning/extra-support-in-mainstream-schools/
You can also discuss you concerns about your son at school with our helpline team, they can explain more about the schools duties to support your son's education and treat him fairly where his behaviour is linked to his condition. Get ch with helpline by calling 0808 808 3555 or email - [email protected]
Bye for now
Angie
Welcome to the Community, my name is Angie and I work at Contact. I hope you find parents here that offer support and share experience with you.
Just to let you know, that Contact has a parent guide to dealing with behaviour and you can download it from our website: https://www.contact.org.uk/media/1183137/understanding_your_childs_behaviour.pdf
As you mention your son's difficulties at school, we have lots of information on how schools must support children with special educational needs and disabilities: https://contact.org.uk/advice-and-support/education-learning/extra-support-in-mainstream-schools/
You can also discuss you concerns about your son at school with our helpline team, they can explain more about the schools duties to support your son's education and treat him fairly where his behaviour is linked to his condition. You can call 0808 808 3555 or email - [email protected]
Bye for now
Angie