While other psychotherapies may be helpful for treatment of enuresis, they have not been evaluated scientifically in the same way as the treatment listed here. Click on Frequently Asked Questions about Bed-Wetting for more facts on enuresis and some tips on helping your child with this problem. Note that the site is operated by a company that makes medication for treatment of enuresis. Oppositional Behavior Oppositional behavior includes things like losing one's temper, arguing with parents or teachers, refusing to follow rules, being mean or seeking revenge, deliberately annoying people, being angry and resentful, blaming others for one's own mistakes, and persistently being stubborn and unwilling to compromise. Usually oppositional behavior occurs at home, but it may also occur at school or in the community.
Oppositional behavior is common in both preschool children and in adolescents.
Parent Management Training is well-established as a beneficial treatment for oppositional behavior in children. Parent Management Training involves helping parents learn new skills for dealing with oppositional and defiant behavior. While other psychotherapies may be helpful for treatment of oppositional behavior, they have not been evaluated scientifically in the same way as the treatment listed here.