There are many different approaches to helping children with Conduct Disorder. Some children benefit from medications prescribed by a child psychiatrist. Psychotherapy for the child and his or her family with education and support for the parents are essential and may come in different formats. Regardless of the form of treatment, it is important to establish a strong working relationship with the professional. Therapy requires a clear understanding with parental involvement that respects the parents' role and views the family as a strength to helping overcome the difficulties they face . . .
Conduct Disorder is reported more frequently in large urban areas and appears to be increasing.
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