Behaviour Problems
Behaviour Problems
- Excessive Crying
- Anger outbursts
- Hyperactivity
- Irritability
- Fussy Eating
- Picking fights with peers
- Meltdowns
- Tantrums
- Withdrawn
- Anxious
- Aloof
- Poor interaction with playmates
- Depressed Behaviours
How can we handle these Behaviour problems?
Behaviour is the outward manifestation of what is going on inside the child’s mind.What we do at GCWC?
Behaviour manifestation is the tip of the iceberg. It is crucial to know the details of the problematic behavior therapy in psychology in terms of its frequency, intensity, precipitating factors, and maintaining factors. More often than not, behaviours could be a part of a disorder or syndrome. The key to changing behaviour is to understand it first. That is where our team of experts including Psychiatrists, Child Psychologists, behavioral psychotherapy, and counsellors come into the picture. They follow a structured format of:- Functional Behaviour Analysis
- Detailed Family History
- Structured Evaluation to assess the presence of any disorder
- Engineering Behaviour Modification programme
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FAQ
FAQ's Behaviour Problems
Behaviour Problems refer to patterns of actions or reactions that interfere with a person's ability to function effectively in society. They may manifest as aggression, hyperactivity, impulsivity, defiance, anxiety, depression, or other emotional or behavioural issues.
Some common signs of Behaviour Problems include excessive anger or irritability, impulsivity or reckless behaviour, lack of empathy or remorse, difficulty following rules or social norms, self-harm or suicidal ideation, and substance abuse.
Yes, Behaviour Problems can be treated through various therapies, such as cognitive-behavioural therapy, psychotherapy, family therapy, and medication. The type of treatment depends on the specific problem and the individual's needs and preferences.
The duration of treatment for Behaviour Problems varies depending on the severity of the problem, the individual's response to treatment, and other factors. Some people may see improvement in a few sessions, while others may require ongoing treatment for months or even years.