Behavior Problems
Behavior problems can be as simple as a child acting out for attention, reacting to a life event such as illness or death in the family, a move or parental divorce or a symptom of a much bigger, underlying issue. Behavior problems are like having a fever; it indicates an infection within, except with disorders such as ADHD/ADD, learning disorders, even depression and anxiety. If your child is acting out at home or school, there is a lot more to it than just what is bothering you. Many patients come in seeking help for just ‘that one problem’ and find out that it is just a cover.
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Take this short quiz to see if you might need an evaluation:
- Do you (or your child) often act without thinking about consequences?
- Do you (or your child) often have a hard time sitting still or staying calm?
- Do you (or your child) get angry or upset very easily?
- Do you (or your child) have trouble following rules at home, school, or work?
- Do you (or your child) find it hard to wait your turn or share things with others?
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