Possibilities besides Ars?
Posted: Sun May 18, 2014 2:21 pm
Can anyone offer thoughts? I'm away from my materials for another few days.
When I took and repped the case a few months ago, Ars came quickly to the top, but I had been under the impression that N was tidy like his mother. I assume that this doesn't go against Ars, as it's simply the other extreme of tidiness, but am looking for other thoughts before I get back to her.
The other main parts of the case were:
Rage! Rage at his mother and father (who are long since split up, but quarreled long and loudly before that, and frequently since then over visitation and childrearing issues; N so very badly wants them to "just get along", or even the appearance of it); expressions of "hatred" and disdain at many people (tho this is not apparent on watching him socially).
He's a math whiz, and very thoughtful and perceptive in general.
According to dad, N was a bright, sunny and affectionate child until about age 12, puberty-ish.
According to mom, yes he was that, but also "on the verge of" hyperactive.
There was much more, but this is what's stayed mostly in my mind.
Mostly what I'm looking for at the moment, is reassurance that none of this goes against Ars, and/or other remedies or angles that I might consider, in basis of this very partial case.
Thanks,
Shannon
When I took and repped the case a few months ago, Ars came quickly to the top, but I had been under the impression that N was tidy like his mother. I assume that this doesn't go against Ars, as it's simply the other extreme of tidiness, but am looking for other thoughts before I get back to her.
The other main parts of the case were:
Rage! Rage at his mother and father (who are long since split up, but quarreled long and loudly before that, and frequently since then over visitation and childrearing issues; N so very badly wants them to "just get along", or even the appearance of it); expressions of "hatred" and disdain at many people (tho this is not apparent on watching him socially).
He's a math whiz, and very thoughtful and perceptive in general.
According to dad, N was a bright, sunny and affectionate child until about age 12, puberty-ish.
According to mom, yes he was that, but also "on the verge of" hyperactive.
There was much more, but this is what's stayed mostly in my mind.
Mostly what I'm looking for at the moment, is reassurance that none of this goes against Ars, and/or other remedies or angles that I might consider, in basis of this very partial case.
Thanks,
Shannon