I also feel confident in our choice to do the Therapeutic Listening program that she is certainly well-trained in.
If the OT hadn't warned me to watch for odd behavior on the 4th or 5th day, I might have been freaked out a little. But since she gave me a log sheet and asked me to makes notes about anything out of the ordinary, I'm not worried at all.
In fact, I can already see some positive changes in WC.
The strange middle-of-the-night behavior has not happened again. In fact, Sunday night (day 4) was the only night she had any sleep issues at all. Every morning since she's woken up in a fabulous mood saying "I'm ready for my music!".
So while I appreciate your concern, the Sashas have it under control.
4 comments:
Good for you! Glad things are going well with the OT.
Good Job, Sasha! I'm glad WC's doing great!
Holly
Was she trying to plug HER patented method? I think everything we change in our "difficult" children's world affects them and their sleep habits. "We" have sensory issues that "we" have out grown( or adapted to). They still rear their ugly head evry once in a while. I wish I would have had some listeniong therapy. Please keep us updated.
Can you direct us to a link where we can hear some of what it sounds like?
I'm glad that its working out with your girl. Keep us informed of her progress and what the doc tells you to do.
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