http://ccparenting.com/parenting/parenting/odd-child-husband-in-denial/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=odd-child-husband-in-denial The most reliable and cheap online pharmacy Tue, 07 Sep 2010 19:44:51 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 http://ccparenting.com/parenting/parenting/odd-child-husband-in-denial/comment-page-1/#comment-562 jen Fri, 18 Jun 2010 10:09:03 +0000 http://ccparenting.com/parenting/uncategorized/odd-child-husband-in-denial/#comment-562 I would love to hear from some parents who have gone through Kane's programs to hear their responses to how their kids responded, how difficult it was to change the parent's behaviors, etc. I would love to hear from some parents who have gone through Kane’s programs to hear their responses to how their kids responded, how difficult it was to change the parent’s behaviors, etc.

]]> http://ccparenting.com/parenting/parenting/odd-child-husband-in-denial/comment-page-1/#comment-312 Pam W Thu, 24 Dec 2009 21:23:22 +0000 http://ccparenting.com/parenting/uncategorized/odd-child-husband-in-denial/#comment-312 I have had/still have the same problem with foster and adopted children. I think they fall into a category of their own. They require ongoing reinforcement that they are loved where they are at now. . . this is very hard for them to accept. It is even harder to unlearn all those terrible behaviors they have learned from getting by in their past homes. Add to that RAD and FASD and its a long battle. This is not to say there is no hope, it will just take longer. I have not enrolled in eithier of A. Kane's programs but do believe that building a strong and loving relationship is the key. I have had/still have the same problem with foster and adopted children. I think they fall into a category of their own. They require ongoing reinforcement that they are loved where they are at now. . . this is very hard for them to accept. It is even harder to unlearn all those terrible behaviors they have learned from getting by in their past homes. Add to that RAD and FASD and its a long battle. This is not to say there is no hope, it will just take longer. I have not enrolled in eithier of A. Kane’s programs but do believe that building a strong and loving relationship is the key.

]]> http://ccparenting.com/parenting/parenting/odd-child-husband-in-denial/comment-page-1/#comment-308 gail s. Mon, 21 Dec 2009 22:09:49 +0000 http://ccparenting.com/parenting/uncategorized/odd-child-husband-in-denial/#comment-308 What you said about "strength of relationship" helping to overcome ODD behaviors... but WHAT DO YOU DO WITH A CHILD WHO IS ALSO ATTACHMENT DISORDERED and therefore has a very difficult time forming relationships with anyone especially his parents??? This sort of complicates the "strength of relationship" approach with children with ODD... we have not just one but TWO of them, adopted as older kids 6-1/2 years ago and presently 17 and 15-1/2 years old chronologically but emotionally and behaviorally much younger. They also suffer from FASD issues. Any recommendations and suggestions for these further complicated sets of issues that we face daily, would be appreciated. What you said about “strength of relationship” helping to overcome ODD behaviors… but WHAT DO YOU DO WITH A CHILD WHO IS ALSO ATTACHMENT DISORDERED and therefore has a very difficult time forming relationships with anyone especially his parents??? This sort of complicates the “strength of relationship” approach with children with ODD… we have not just one but TWO of them, adopted as older kids 6-1/2 years ago and presently 17 and 15-1/2 years old chronologically but emotionally and behaviorally much younger. They also suffer from FASD issues.
Any recommendations and suggestions for these further complicated sets of issues that we face daily, would be appreciated.

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