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Unlock the secret to managing Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) with our internationally accredited online course. Designed for parents, educators, and professionals alike, this comprehensive program empowers you with proven strategies and expert insights to effectively tackle challenging behaviors.
Researchers estimate that around 40-60% of children with ADHD also have ODD. The exact percentage can vary depending on the population studied and other factors. This course deals in depth with, among other things; the symptoms of ODD in children as well as adults, the possible causes, the differences between ODD and ADHD as well as other Disruptive Behaviour Disorders, treatment options as well as practical solutions at home and in the classroom.
Gain confidence in understanding ODD’s underlying causes, implementing effective discipline techniques, and fostering positive relationships. Join us now and equip yourself to transform lives.
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Module 1: What is Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)?Learn more about ODD, the history of ODD, how the definition has changed over the years as well as what ODD is. -
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Module 2: How do I recognise ODD?
The symptoms of ODD in children as well as adults, are discussed in great detail so that a correct diagnosis can be made.
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Module 3: What are the possible causes of ODD?
The possible causes of ODD are discussed and elaborated upon. From developmental to social causes.
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Module 4: Complications due to ODD
There are many known complications due to ODD. Learn more about them here.
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Module 5: Which comorbidities are associated with ODD?
There are some common, as well as more rare comorbidities associated with ODD. Learns more about them here as well as some key differences between them.
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Module 6: ADHD vs ODD
ODD is estimated to be a comorbidity in up to 45% of children with ADHD. Here we discuss the differences between these two diagnoses.
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Module 7: ODD vs CD
Conduct Disorder is seen as the “extreme” version of ODD and may have some serious symptoms. We discuss those here as well as the important distinctions between ODD and CD.
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Module 8: Diagnosis information for ODDThe official diagnosis according to the DSM-5 is discussed as well as the difference between ODD and CD. The various professionals who may be able to make a diagnosis, as well as their roles, are also discussed.
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Module 9: ODD and antisocial personality disorder in adults
ODD may also be found in adults. The causes as well as symptoms of ODD in adults in general, at home as well as at work is discussed. Antisocial Personality Disorder is also discussed so that a distinction between the two can be made.
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Module 10: Treatment options for ODDThe various treatment options and programs are discussed in great detail. Find out which tested treatment options and programs were successful and which not, for children as well as teenagers.
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Module 11: Strategies for parents and caregivers at homeVarious practical strategies for parents and caregivers are explained in this module. Also learn what you may expect from your doctor, what you can do to prepare for the doctor’s appointment as well as what to expect should your child be hospitalised for ODD.
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Module 12: Strategies at school for the child with ODDStrategies for teachers in classrooms are discussed in a very clear, very practical way. The symptoms of ODD in various age groups are explained so that a clear picture may be formed.
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Module 13: Prevention of ODDLearn about what may be done to try and prevent a possible diagnosis of ODD.
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