Oppositional Defiant Disorder - Questions ???

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) is one of three illnesses that make up a group called Disruptive Behavior Disorders. Although it usually appears before age 8, any child can experience ODD. It is estimated that up to 6 percent of children under the age of 18 may have ODD. Some studies put the number as high as 20 percent!

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The report covers all of the topics below with an extensive section specifically for parenting an ODD child.

• What is Oppositional Defiant Disorder?
  ((Discover exactly what oppositional defiant disorder is and how it affects our children))
  
  
• Diagnosing ODD
  ((Does my child have oppsitional defiant disorder? Signs and symptoms of the disorder.))
  
  
• ODD or Conduct Disorder?
  ((Which one could my child have? Find out the difference.))
  
  
• The ODD Child’s World
  ((See this disorder through your child's eyes and just how little their world is.))
  
  
• The Evaluation
  ((There are several different methods to evaluating an ODD child, find out what they are.))
  
  
• Common Comorbid Conditions
  ((You'll be surprised at the percentage of children with comorbid illnesses.))
  
  
• Choosing a Doctor
  ((Psychiatrist, Psychologist, Pediatrician, what to look for when choosing a doctor.))
  
  
• Treatment for ODD
  ((The difficulties found when treating an ODD child, check out all these options.))
  
  
• Medication
  ((There are many different options, find out what they are.))
  
  
  • Therapy
    
  • Homeopathic Treatment
    
    
• Parent Training: The Most Effective ODD Treatment
  ((Very extensive section about parenting an ODD child, dealing with siblings, teachers, etc.))
  
  
  • Close Ranks
    
  • Positive Parenting
    
    
• The ODD Child’s Future
  ((What's the prognosis? What can I expect? Can my child live a normal life one day?))
  

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