Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Do you have a child that seems to repeatedly get into trouble and defy your every word? If so, it may be time to consider the psychological condition known as Oppositional Defiant Disorder(or O.D.D.). Defiant behavior is of course common in many children, especially at the ages of 2 and 12, but if you see a pattern emerging that just isn't going away, you may want to look more closely. We provide a variety of articles on behavior problems, a blog full of parenting tips, information about ODD, and useful tools and charts. Oppositional defiant disorder is a condition that affects kids of a variety of ages, including those in preschool and elementary school, tweens and teens, who often make a point of getting into trouble and doing what you don't want them to do. The more you know about children with O.D.D., what other parents are doing to deal with this behavior problem, and how to make positive changes, the more you can help!

Get Help Dealing with Oppositional Defiant Disorder

There is no quick "fix" or instant help for a child with oppositional defiant disorder, but there are several approaches that have been proven to be effective. Don't feel frustrated or like you're alone. Family therapy and counseling are an option a for child with O.D.D. if it gets to that point, but start with our online parenting blog to share experiences and get helpful tips. Read feedback from other parents who have kids with oppositional defiant disorder, utilize our behavior charts to set goals and track progress, and learn about other behavior tools and therapy/counseling options. Behavior problems Can get better! We provide a wealth of information and resources for help dealing with O.D.D.