Medical articles of Behavioural problems

14/05/2024
Written by Top Doctors
Behavioural problems in children: How can I help as a parent?
Behavioural problems can be challenging for both parents and children. Understanding these issues and learning effective management strategies is crucial for fostering a supportive and nurturing environment. In his latest online article, renowned consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist Dr Ben Parker covers common behavioural problems in children and provides practical advice for parents on how to support their child.
18/03/2024
Dr Jon Goldin
Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist
Navigating AI in child and adolescent mental health
AI has undoubtedly started to have an impact on all aspects of healthcare, including mental health for children and adolescents. Forbes.com recently wrote about how AI in mental health is emerging as a reassuring resource for diagnosis, developing therapies and enabling a more personalised approach and treatments for patients. However, there are various aspects to consider such as ensuring collaboration between AI and human-led care leads to the best results for patients. Leading consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist Dr Jon Goldin takes a comprehensive look at AI in child and adolescent mental health in this article, written with the help of AI.
14/08/2023
Dr Ramya Mohan
Child & adolescent psychiatrist
Can the severity of ADHD be reduced?
Here to explain ADHD in expert detail in this article is highly revered consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist Dr Ramya Mohan.
10/06/2020
Professor Debora Elijah
Neuropsychologist
How can a conduct disorder in children be treated?
Children with a conduct disorder often find it difficult to follow rules and display socially destructive and aggressive behaviour. This often hurts other people around them and themselves too. So, why do they act like this? Dr Debora Elijah, an expert cognitive neuropsychologist who practises at the Elijah Social Cognitive Skills Centre in North London, gives us a quick overview of this disorder and explains how she can help your child.
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08/11/2019
Dr Rahul Bharat
Paediatrician specialising in neurodissability
Childhood behavioural disorders and how to positively treat them
There is a large range of reasons for unruly behaviour, and it can be difficult to know whether a child or teenager’s difficult behaviour is “normal” or a sign of an underlying issue. Dr Rahul Bharat, a consultant paediatric neurologist, clarifies what to look out for and how to deal with behavioural problems in a positive manner.