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My son has been very aggressive these days and is often engaged in fights at school
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Dr. Mayuri Mohanty
Psychiatrist
14 yrs exp
Thane
Behaviour problems in a child have to be dealt with sensitivity. These problems are often transient and when dealt with correctly will not become a permanent behaviour . Consult a child psychologist and psychiatrist for detailed evaluation and management. In these cases a family therapy, parenting skills along with counselling of the child often help. Children with ADHD and early onset bipolar disorder are prone to be aggressive.
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Dr. Mala Murlidhar (PhD) (PhD)
Clinical Psychologist
20 yrs exp
Bangalore
Your son might be learning these behaviors from school, friends, at home, excessive exposure Media or gaming. Try to sit down and understand his thoughts and feelings. Kids give certain messages which needs to be picked up very carefully and then help them without being harsh or critical. Try to empathize with the child and show him that you are there for him and trust him completely.
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Take out quality time and discuss issues and his problem behaviour and listen to wat the child says.
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Do not be hasty, critical and judgemental.
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