Behavioural Problems Counselling in London | Behavioural Problems Treatment & Therapy
What are Behavioural Problems in children?
Children with Behavioral Difficulties struggle to follow adults' directions and instructions, and generally behave badly for several months or longer. They find difficult to manage their emotional reactions to external stressors.
Signs of Behavioural Problems in children
Common signs that a child may have behavioural difficulties include the following:
- Easily angered, annoyed or irritated.
- Frequent temper tantrums.
- Argumentative with adults.
- Refuses to obey rules.
- Low frustration threshold.
Behavioural Problems Treatment in London
The most effective treatment for children with behavioural problems are Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Family Therapy and Parenting Support.
For more information about talking therapies and treatment programmes available at our Clinics in London please visit our Treatment page.
Getting Behavioural Problems Therapy in London
We offer Psychological Therapies for Behavioural Problems at our clinics in Central London.
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All our Therapists offer Psychological Therapies for Behavioural Problems in children. Click here to meet the Team.
Fees
Sessions with our Psychologists are by prepaid appointments only. You can find out more about our fees on our Fees Page.
Recent Blog Posts on Behavioural Problems
This is the third and last blog in our series on how to deal with challenging behaviour. In this post I will discuss antecedent-based interventions. In my previous post of this series I discussed differential reinforcement strategies. You can read …
This is the second blog in our series on how to deal with challenging behaviour. In my previous post I discussed the principles of reinforcement, extinction and punishment. You can read the first post of this series by clicking here. …
This is the first blog in our series on how to deal with challenging behaviour. Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) has become a well-known system of supporting individuals, particularly those with diagnoses of learning disabilities, autism, or dementia. This system was …
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