The Parent's Guide to Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Amelia Bowler is a behavioural consultation, a Board-Certified Behavioural Analyst, and the owner of Creative Connected Parenting. She writes at www.ameliabehaviour.com/blog. She has been a therapist for children with special needs. She regularly presents behaviour workshops for parents in Toronto as well as online.

Introduction

Part I: Changing the way you see Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Chapter 1: Oppositional Defiant Disorder: the view from the outside
Chapter 2: Struggles linked with Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Chapter 3: Cultural competence, misunderstandings and bias
Chapter 4: Managing Your Frustrations and Expectations
Part II Changing the way the student sees you

Chapter 5: Control and Autonomy
Chapter 6 Leadership without coercion
Chapter 7: Building trust and connection
Chapter 8: Responding to students in distress

PART III Understanding your students' goals and needs
Chapter 9: Looking for the WHY of behaviour
Chapter 10: Common Classroom Struggles: Invisible Disabilities
Chapter 11: Skills that improve cooperation in the classroom
Chapter 12: Preparing to write an Individualized Behaviour Plan

PART IV: Worksheets