Getting after my behaviorist

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Miyah
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17 Jun 2010, 9:12 pm

Last fall, I had spoken over the phone to someone who had made a commitment to getting me connected with a group to volunteer as a mentor for high school students with Autism and Asperger's Syndrome. However, she never got back to me about it, and I would ask her when this would happen and she would say something like, "Oh, just as soon as I can figure out the best time for you to start." So, it never happened as the school year ended and so I contacted her today and told her that I felt like it just seemed that I had a good reputation with the Emory Autism Center there would be all kinds of connections to me. She then replied back and said that she understands my frustrations but that I needed to be more professional about it.



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17 Jun 2010, 9:18 pm

That's a strange response. Maybe ask her what it is you are doing that is not professional.


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17 Jun 2010, 9:47 pm

Well, they are pretty snotty up there since they are connected to the Emory Autism Center..

I honestly think she said that because I got after her for not following through with what she originally told me.



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18 Jun 2010, 12:46 am

You should ask her, where she thinks that you went wrong.


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