Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) is a behavioral condition that often appears in childhood, affecting how a child manages authority, rules, and relationships.
Oppositional Defiant Disorder at New Hope Behavioral Health
Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) is a behavioral condition that often appears in childhood, affecting how a child manages authority, rules, and relationships. At New Hope Behavioral Health, we provide specialized evaluations and care to help children and families navigate these challenges with understanding and support.
What is ODD?
ODD is more than occasional defiance—it is a persistent pattern of anger, irritability, and argumentative behavior toward parents, teachers, or other authority figures. Without proper intervention, ODD can impact school, friendships, and family harmony.
Signs and Symptoms of ODD:
Our Approach
We take a holistic and person-centered approach, offering a supportive environment that respects each individual’s needs, goals, and pace.
Comprehensive Assessment
We take a whole-person approach to depression, combining proven medical and therapeutic strategies to meet your specific needs.
Individualized Treatment Plans
We take a whole-person approach to depression, combining proven medical and therapeutic strategies to meet your specific needs.
Ongoing Support
We take a whole-person approach to depression, combining proven medical and therapeutic strategies to meet your specific needs.
Who We Help
We treat adults, teens, and children experiencing mild to severe depression. Whether it’s situational, postpartum, seasonal, or chronic, our providers are equipped to guide you toward healing.
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