Giving Your Child a Chance
Conduct Disorder
Help With Conduct Disorder
Overview
What you should know about Conduct Disorder.
Being sent home with notes from school, calls with teachers and guidance counselors, and disruptive behavior with friends and at home. Whether your child has been diagnosed or you're just starting to suspect Conduct Disorder, the news can be unsettling and cause a lot of uncertainty. It's common for parents to feel a sense of relief that they have an explanation for their child's behaviors, but then feel lost on how to move forward. At Ally Psych, our trained therapists are here not just to help your child, but to guide your family too.
Signs & Symptoms
Recognizing Conduct Disorder.
Understanding your child's behavior and helping them through it starts with being able to identify it. If you, a teacher, or another person in your child's life has raised concerns around their behaviors, it might be time to talk with us.
Aggression
Your child is aggressive towards others, bullying peers or being cruel to animals.
Destructive
Your child deliberately engages in fire setting or intentionally seeks to destroy others' property.
Deceitful
This can include breaking into someone's property, lying or conning others, or shoplifting.
Rule-Breaker
Your child often defies rules like staying out past curfew, may run away from home, or is truant from school.
Support
We're Here To Help
We understand that Conduct Disorder can feel exhausting and scary. The therapists at Ally Psych will guide you and your family through realistic solutions and work directly with your child to help them learn better ways to express themselves.
FAQ
Common Questions About Conduct Disorder
When you're ready to talk, we're ready to listen.
Reach out today to get matched with the right therapist for you.