Govangirl wrote:ionnsaigh wrote:The tap o the scrapheap - according tae wee nippy sweetie.
You have clearly misunderstood Wee Nippy Sweetie's intentions!!!!! If you're happy to be labelled, you go ahead. It's fashionable to have labels these days anyway. I'd probably pay hundreds at a therapist's just to walk away with a certificate that states I'm officially diagnosed as a wee nippy sweetie. I'm in debt to you, wee man!!!
Someone close to me suffered from a psychotic illness. The medical authorities deemed that it would be entirely inappropriate to label the condition. However they had to treat something. I have a certificate that states that I'm officially diagnosed as a dyslexic. Or to be more politically correct a person who has dyslexia. Dyslexia has impeded my journey to some extent - then again so has my social class, perhaps to a greater extent. I agree that a person centred planning approach should be adopted in all education establishments. Don't hold your breath - by the way.




