I've known for a long time that my DS5 was a little off kilter. But because we've put all of our time and energy on his physical well being, not a lot of time has been spent on his quirks.

That being said, he started Kindergarten a couple of weeks ago and those "quirks" have come back to bite me! Based on lots of reading, in particular "the mislabeled child" I am convinced that my son has a fairly serious case of SPD.

In order to get the school to move forward with any sort of accomodations and OT, I need to have him formally diagnosed. So the question is by who? I got very mixed info from my reading, some say a psychologist, a neuropsychologist, a neurologist, some say all three. So which is it? And is this something that requires someone specific or is this a more common diagnosis that is familiar to most in these professions?

Given my choice, I'd fly to the Eides but my money tree is just not growing!


Shari
Mom to DS 10, DS 11, DS 13
Ability doesn't make us, Choices do!