Extreme behavior disorder refers to severe behavioral issues that significantly disrupt daily functioning, such as severe aggression, self-harm, or intense emotional outbursts.
Overcoming a behavior disorder involves consistent therapy, possibly medication, support from family and educators, and learning coping strategies and social skills.
Aggression, self-injury, tantrums, noncompliance, and hyperactivity are five common challenging behaviors.
A common symptom is persistent patterns of disruptive or harmful behaviors that interfere with normal functioning.
Depression is primarily a mood disorder, but it may have behavioral symptoms such as withdrawal, changes in activity levels, and irritability.
Emotional behavioral disorder (EBD) is a condition characterized by emotional or behavioral responses in school and other settings that are so different from appropriate age, cultural, or ethnic norms that they adversely affect educational performance
To consult a behavioral disorders doctor you can visit Medicas, for contact information, or use our online booking system.
The process typically involves selecting a doctor, choosing a suitable time slot, providing necessary personal and medical information, and confirming the appointment through the Medicas website.
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