AS a first-time mother, Joanne McPeake did not think there was anything unusual at first about her son’s behaviour. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16162432.Case_study___At_one_point_he_was_doing_cartwheels_and_handstands_in_the_psychiatrist_s_office_/?ref=rss
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Brian McGuireApril 17, 20181 Mins read
Case study: ‘At one point he was doing cartwheels and handstands in the psychiatrist’s office’
Brian McGuireApril 17, 20181 Mins read 
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