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My name is Joy Bsc(Hons) Psychology. I am a member of the British Psychological Society and the mother of 4 boys, 2 of whom have special needs. My youngest has Sensory Processing Disorder – which we originally suspected to be Autism.

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I first suspected my son to have Aspergers Syndrome when he was 2 years old, but he was not diagnosed until he was 10. Prior to this diagnosis I came up against a lot of people questioning my parenting.

Determined not to let this happen again with my youngest I applied myself for a Statement of Educational needs when he was in preschool and asked everyone possible to help refer me to anyone who could help him.

I’d like to give special thanks to my husband, his preschool and his school for all their support.

Both children are doing really well, and I wish to help and inspire others whose children are/or may be of a similar nature.

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pinkoddballs@hotmail.co.uk

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