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I have an interagency meeting soon School has failed to implement basic policy and procedure with regards to my sons IEP . New escalating stress and anxiety behaviours exhibited only on school days in the form of refusal to go and self harm . How do I go about getting more effective help for my son ? All I hear is talk and nothing changes apart from my son being more overwhelmed . They have currently allowed him two 30 minute sections on a weekly basis for one to one from an sfl and Psa . Any advice on how to ask the right questions . Or any strategies ? Thanks in advance for any help .
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