Oppositional Derant Disorder

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) makes it challenging, unpleasant, and frequently overwhelming to parent a child. The original child psychology book, Overcoming Oppositional Defiant Disorder, paves the way for your success by emphasizing that caring for your child begins with caring for yourself.

Dr. Gina Atencio-Maclean presents tried-and-true techniques for altering your child's defiant behaviors while equipping you with the skills you need to remain composed and focused-even during your child's most extreme outbursts. Improve your parenting abilities by developing coping mechanisms for triggers, engaging in mindful communication, establishing fair boundaries, and more.

ODD frequently co-occurs with sadness, anxiety, and even ADHD in young children, which can make it challenging to diagnose the problem.

In addition to being typically angry, irritated, and irritable, children with ODD can also have symptoms of low self-esteem.

Such a youngster can make parenting challenging and burdensome. How can you ensure your child in such a situation not only adopts appropriate behavior but also doesn't disobey what is being stated to them?

How do you correct them without becoming enraged or engaging in a struggle for dominance that only breeds resentment?

The solution to your problems begins with you, despite the fact that it might seem too wonderful to be true.

Positive reinforcement is a parenting strategy you can use to help your child learn appropriate behavior and social skills.

To get started, you only need to adhere to these 9 steps.

You will learn the following from Parenting Children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder:

The 9-step parenting plan to assist your child with ODD using effective parenting methods

A closer look at the symptoms, causes, and treatments of oppositional defiant disorder

The significance of your child's defiance and how it connects to ODD and ADHD

How to increase your child's self-esteem through constructive criticism

Learn the ABCs of behavior and how to use them to track your child's behavior development with the help of behavior mapping.

Learn how to design a behavior plan specifically for your child and get the tips and resources you need to help your child make positive behavioral changes.

Effective communication strategies: Love and support for your kids

Help your child become a better person, learn to control their emotions, and make wise decisions by teaching them how to build social skills.

plus a lot more.

Your child may outgrow ODD, and with the right care and parenting, both they and your family can lead fulfilling lives.