Conduct Disorder

Conduct Disorder is a serious behavioral condition usually diagnosed in children and adolescents. It involves a pattern of violating societal norms and the rights of others, such as displaying aggression, deceit, or destructive behavior. These individuals may frequently lie, steal, bully, or engage in physical fights. The disorder can have significant impacts on social, academic, and family relationships. Treatment often involves therapy, family support, and sometimes medication, aiming to help the individual develop healthier coping strategies and improve their behaviors. Early intervention is crucial for better outcomes.