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PARENT TEACHER SOLUTIONS FOR ODD
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WHAT IS StressLess with Defiance? As an ADHD expert I have come across a high percentage of ADHD students that were either never diagnosed or they were diagnosed ADHD, but not successfully treated. As a result, a high percentage of the ADHD students develop Oppositional Defiant Disorder. This series is a parenting video resource with tips to deal with an oppositional defiant stubborn child or teens. This program is designed to help parents get control of their home with a few simple quick steps.
What’s Included:
- History of Adolescence
- Parents on Different Pages Breeds ODD
- Symptoms of ODD
- Common Avoidable Mistakes Parents Make
- Oppositional No No’s and Triggers
- What untreated ODD can lead to
- Quick Tips to Handle the ODD Student
- Making Commands Effective
- Motivators – Rewards and Consequences
- Managing Students in Public
- Effective Communication
- Problem Solving
- Diffusing the Angry Oppositional Student
- 3 Step Positive Conflict Resolution Plan
- Repairing strained relationships
Bonus Tip:
Because ADHD is often linked to defiance, consider looking at our ADHD material as well. This humorous and positive approach is refreshing for teachers and parents as I speak about the positives of ADHD.
