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8 Inspiring Success Stories: How Kids Overcame ODD Through Passion and Therapy
Discover 8 inspiring success stories of children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) who found ways to channel their energy positively and benefited from therapy. These short but powerful stories highlight the transformative impact of finding the right outlets and support systems. Whether through sports, creative activities, or professional guidance, these children learned to thrive despite their challenges.
Disclaimer:
This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Disclaimer:
This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
#ODD #OppositionalDefiantDisorder #ChildBehavior #Parenting #Therapy #CBT #DBT #MentalHealth
Check out my book on Parenting Children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder
amzn.to/3UFZyY0
Check out my workbooks on the topic down below:
The Teens' Workbook to Self Regulate: amzn.to/3O14pC3
The DBT Workbook for Teens: amzn.to/3JHNfa0
Beyond Coping Skills the Ultimate Teens Workbook: amzn.to/3D1ybQJ
Overcoming Anxiety and Depression in Teens: amzn.to/3O39eei
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This ruined my life… my parents treated me like a dog because I was diagnosed with ODD by THEM not a doctor and when I did go to therapy they didn’t help at all they just made it worse by giving my parents advice that hurt me… they read a book about it and made me read it three times and always made sure to remind me that that was me… at one point my dads girlfriend said I was worth less than her dog… I was not viewed as a child it that house I was instead treated like a simple roach and wasn’t treated like how I should’ve been
The last thing Postal Dude says before the events of the first game.
This is just called being a human
Exactly!
@@Polka-Dot-ohokayMy defiant brothers, rise up!
I just found out that Kobe and i took the same ADHD meds😂
Can ppl with ODD get along with each other? Because I can’t get along with my other family members and distance helps me. I love them but, I don’t trust them. Why do we lie so much and are so difficult? Ugh and no friends 😮
An expert once said that the distinguishing characteristic between ADHD and ODD is friends…ADHD has several and people like being around them in general. ODD don’t have friends because they piss everyone off in every situation and struggle to even function as an adult.
Thanks
Caused by C-section birth,also causes Jaundice.
Diagnose a new disorder to cover for poor parenting. Just love your children, respect your spouse and be consistent with punishments. Along with interviewing teachers before exposing your child to harmful ideologies.
While disorders and a child’s emotions do matter, I think too many parents are concerned with giving their child what they didn’t have and spoiling them instead of actually preparing their child for the real world.
Apparently, I have ODD. I tend to be more argumentative and corrective, but I don't believe that I simply reject others thoughts and opinions. I do, however, hate when people just want to "let it go" and "move on" without anything close to a conclusion or reasonable compromise. The biggest reason is because every time I have attempted to "just let them be wrong," it always gets worse later down the line. It feels like my habit of arguing for my thoughts more than others is used as an excuse to dismiss any points I try to make. I will go over the logic in my head relentlessly, constantly paranoid that maybe I am wrong. When you're told that it's not important, or that whatever you're talking about doesn't really matter, you might start aggressively checking yourself too. It feels uncomfortable to think about people being unwilling to see my points as important simply because they seem inconsequential to them. Sorry for the long comment, it has Not been a great day.
I've been diagnosed with ODD since I was a child. Always thought it was bull, since all the information I read about was always about "how to deal" with us. Especially when adults would refuse to explain why I was wrong in arguments. I, a child, would do my best to put a logical, sound argument foward, and was usually just told to "let it go" or that "it wasn't really that important." Felt like a slap in face, still does. People still tell me to let things go, but if they really had empathy, I thought maybe they'd see that the things I argue about were important to me. Because I feel the need to correct/argue more often, that suddenly nullifies any effort I put into the conversation. Sorry for the word splatter, but I found this video while not doing so great after *another* argument.
The mother of all ODDs are the parents. ODD doesn't happen overnight. Train a child as early as 0.
This country (USA) has no support for children and people with this disorder. Parents and teachers receive no support, and when they're adults the police will not care. Then this country locks then up, thats how this country deals with this.
My son has odd
Please please remember to treat him gently, my parents thought I had odd and I probably did and what they did ruined my childhood and I’m still under aged but please still treat him with some respect just be careful and get proper education of how to deal with it
My son
Adults with this literally act like children. Its exhausting!
What an absolutely terrible video. What a way of pathologising a neurological difference. Also, please stop showing children as if they were the only autistic human beings; those children become adults (children do grow up if you hadn’t noticed). Stop the stereotype. It’s just sickening to hear the language deployed in this video, repeating words and phrases such as ‘suffering from’, ‘cure’, etc. Autism is NOT a disease, stop using the language of deficiency and start using the language of difference. Stop talking how we, autistic people, are the only ones who to make changes and adapt to whatever society has decided is ‘normal’. Btw, what I’m saying here is not at all about political correctness, or policing language; this is about using language that describes reality accurately. This video is sooooo unhelpful, just spreading fear about autism, shame on you!
Wow, the first 23 seconds of this video are a complete waste of time. Just tell be a bunch of stuff I already know, which should be evident by the fact that I clicked here. Know your audience; 25% into your video and you already lost me.
This is so true 😅
I've wondered about whether or not I have this. I'm not the type to be openly hostile to people, but anytime someone tells me to do something, or even implies that they EXPECT me to do a particular thing, I get an _overwhelming_ urge to do the opposite; even when it makes my life harder. It's not ever meant to be malicious; I just have a strong instinct towards subverting people's expectations of me. I loathe the idea of being 'predictable'; I don't even know why, I just do. I don't want anyone to make any _assumptions_ about what I'm thinking, what I'm going to do, etc. So I keep'em guessing. Not saying it's a good thing at all; Ive definitely missed out on a lot of opportunities to get ahead, establish friendships, and maybe even romantic relationships because I just refuse to do the things people want me to do.
Communication and getting help would be helpful but those with ODD will not do anything you want. Communication will not work because they will always try to argue, that's the nature of this disorder. I think you might want to refine these two points.
Hello, I understand that interacting with individuals who have Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) can be challenging, as they often seem inclined to argue. However, it is important to approach these interactions with patience and understanding. Research shows that active listening and withholding judgment can significantly improve communication outcomes. Studies have demonstrated that individuals with ODD feel more validated and less defensive when they perceive they are being genuinely heard. For instance, a study published in the Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology found that when caregivers used active listening techniques, children with ODD exhibited fewer defiant behaviors over time (Greene & Doyle, 1999). Another study highlighted that empathetic communication can reduce oppositional behaviors by making the individual feel understood and respected (Kazdin, 2005). By practicing active listening and refraining from immediate judgment, you create a supportive environment that encourages openness. This approach can lead to more constructive discussions and potentially improve the individual's willingness to engage positively in the future.
@@thrivingwithrichardbass I appreciate the response, however, I disagree with you. The study you are citing is on children with ODD. Those techniques are found to be effective in young children but not adults. The treatments and techniques for ODD are different from children to adolescence and even more different for adults.
I know someone like this. This gave me some insight...thank you!
When I take my adhd meds foclan I get really scared of bugs and when the medicine wears off I ain’t scared of bugs so yea I’m scared every day because of my medicine
I was married to someone with symptoms or either narcissisism or ODD and some of these steps and advice are not safe. Especially if the person is escalating and refuses to listen to reason. I tried couples counseling and it went south fast. I tried empathy, he only got more defiant and argumentative.
Why would a man be defiant toward a woman? Maybe it’s because you tried to take an unnatural role.
Yes
Kinda true 😢
Very informative video
I think my 11yr old son has ODD he’s refused to go to school now
A family member has this. It’s hard for them and us both.
Superb explanation
Monkey see monkey do..... Doctor House
I have hyperactivity
Well, this obviously isn't a video done by an autistic person. Maybe it's not a disorder. Maybe it's a different personality type, and a different way of processing information and the brain works differently. This was NEVER an issue before modern times. The world is a bit insane now, and too fast and noise everywhere, and you have to know the social game to get a job. And everybody lies, it's socially acceptable now. Autistic people don't understand deception, so things don't go well for them in a society like ours. Autistic people have always been around, it was never an issue before modern times. And I don't know of any autistic person who thinks they need to be "cured".
i got diagnosed with this as a child. i call it, simply always knowing that the structure of society was bullshit
Actually before 1970 it WAS on the diagnostic criteria but they took it out of the DSM.
I was diagnosed when I was 8 was supposed to get help but never did, now 28 and only being re diagnosed last year I will have to suffer with it for the rest of my life. I have it due to childhood trauma.
I had ODD as a child and now as an adult my psychologist says he doesn't even recognize odd in adults and just calls it anti-social and doesn't prescribe medication for it like i think i might of used to get as a kid.
I relate to this but I had a withheld dignosis when I was 17 the symptoms only got worse in adult hood But not to the extent of aspd or conduct disorder And there's nothing I can do about it I meet full blown criteria for ODD Aspd can be ruled out because my moral compass is intact, Ik it's not bipolar disorder because I don't have any symptoms besides anger Ik it's not a cluster B personality disorder I don't meet enough criteria for any cluster B to be dignosed But no they refuse to make the dignosis official just because I'm an adult...
Cock and ball torture
6:44, nobody should respect the "teachers authority". Just saying, those fuck-heads are worth their weight in garbage.
My child has this and its horrfic
I didn't know being a lil asshole was a disorder
Can ODD be selective? For example, exhibited at home but not at school or out anywhere else ?
Excellent, comprehensive presentation of how to handle a very challenging child-parent relationship!
Glad it was helpful!
I can’t even focus on this video
If I wasn't highly suspicious of my wife's ODD, I'd say she simply hates me outright. The idea of seeking professional therapy is laughable, and would be catastrophic to the marriage.
You then need to leave!
jesus, assimilation much?
If a person has cancer, do we blame the doctor, or do we support, listen, ask questions and work together with the doctor for the solution or do we blame the doctor for his or her focused and skilled determination to help? This video would seem to say that the child is the victim of the doctor, that the unfortunate circumstances and defiant and assulting and damaging behavior is almost diserved and no responsibility is ever to be placed with the person providing it. Lets start addressing the situation, calling the behaviors what they are, and start helping not hurting the doctor. - a survivor of childhood trauma.
Wow, great job blaming the teacher!!! Wait, isn't that what the student is doing? Wait, maybe the author of this video has ODD!!!
adhd was never real it was created by the government aka yt man who are they to tell us anything man leave America move back to ya home country america is evil and their doing experiments with us