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Child’s Challenging Behavior videos

Below are the best videos we could find on Child’s Challenging Behavior.

All children can be defiant, fussy, whiny, hurtful to others, excessively angry, withdrawn, constantly crying, or refuse to eat or sleep—once in a while. But when these behaviors become habits, it becomes a big challenge for parents and caregivers to be as loving, patient, persistent, and creative as possible. Many of these are normal behaviors and will resolve with simple strategies, but sometimes they become something more serious. Whether the child is in distress and communicating their stress and frustration the only way they know how, or whether the child’s personality requires a non-standard strategy to navigate around, experts from many backgrounds have suggestions.

If you or someone you know is in immediate need of support, please seek professional help. If you are in crisis, here are some immediate free resources.

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How to Provide Emotional Support for Children with Challenging Behaviors at Home and Center Based

During this webinar, you will learn strategies to understand and respond to the unique needs of young children who are exhibiting challenging behaviors.You will also learn how to proactively set up a learning environment that supports and guides positive behavior in young children.

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Providing Care for Medical Patients with Psychiatric Issues: Defiance in Children

Defiant children pose a safety threat, and their outbursts can be disruptive, challenging and impede care. This video helps health care workers understand anger, help patients control and manage it, and interact effectively to provide empathetic, compassionate, patient centered care.

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Helping Kids with Difficult Behaviors

Dana Tiller, LPC, outpatient therapist at Clarity Child Guidance Center, explains what parents can do to help their child with challenging behaviors. The presentation provides an overview of: examples of challenging behaviors, possible causes, and what parents can do to help.

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The Truth About Yelling At Kids - Gordon Neufeld, PhD

Psychologist and author Gordon Neufeld, PhD, shares advice for parents on how yelling or screaming at your children really affects them, and why it is better to handle your frustration with your child in a more constructive manner.

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Behaviour Management Strategies for Challenging Children

What do you do when the behaviour of a child in your class is very challenging? Should you treat that child any differently to your other students? Behaviour expert, teacher and author Sue Cowley gives advice on how to deal with some of the most difficult and disruptive classroom situations.

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Trauma and Behavior Part 4: "Advice for Struggling Caregivers"

Educational Specialist Laura Phipps provides suggestions and encouragement for parents and caregivers struggling with serious behavior problems.

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Dr. Peter Levine on the Impact of Infant Attachment in Our Society

Dr. Peter Levine underscores the impact of infant attachment on our society, including the increase in childhood bullying, suicide and homicide.

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Child Swearing: What to Do and Say When Child Swears or Uses Unkind Words | Child Psychologist Tips

Oops! Your child overheard you drop the F-bomb and now it’s their new favorite word. Or better yet, they—out of nowhere—say a swear word and you’re left wondering, “Where did they learn that from!? I’ve never used those words!”

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Making Sense of Challenging Behaviour

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Why Do Kids and Teens Have Challenging Behaviors?

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