Blimi Child Stress

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The mother continues to make an issue that Blimi has PTSD, due to the ACS investigation. He does not believe that the child suffers from PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder)

He indicated that he has continued to work with Blime to help her manage her stress. Mr. Katz indicated that he does “stress-o-meter” as a way of working with Blime. He indicated that there has been times when Ms. Katz has joined in. The father stated that he walks Blime through her stress and encourages her to “think”. He indicated that he speaks with the children about the difference between fact and feelings.

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