Behavioural issues

Behavioural issues can affect a child’s life both at home and at school. If these issues are not dealt with in adolescence they may continue into adulthood.

• School Refusal - A student refusing to go to school is usually the result of an underlying issue such as anxiety, stress or depression.
• Childhood Tantrums - Tantrums can include crying, screaming, whining, kicking, hitting and breath holding.
• Running away from family - Adolescents and sometimes even teenagers choose to run away from home for reasons varying from stress to doing something wrong or having an argument.
• Bedwetting - Also known as nighttime incontinence or nocturnal enuresis, bedwetting occurs after the age at which bladder control is usually expected.