Parenting Children with Disruptive Behaviors
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This Parenting Group focuses on characteristics and needs of children with disruptive behavior disorders assist families to identify risk factors, protective factors, behavioral manifestations across three developmental stages, diagnostic criteria, co-occurring conditions, and the course of these disorders. Considerable research has identified family, neighborhood, school, and societal factors that may place a youth at risk for long-term negative outcomes. Although these factors do not fully explain why disruptive behavior emerge in a child, they may point to areas for intervention. (SAMHSA)
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Covenant Counseling & Consultation
2340 Magnolia Ave
Knoxville, TN 37914
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CCCS Alcohol and Drug Recovery Groups help individuals become free from dependence on any substance. Dependence is viewed as a learned behavior that can be modified using cognitive-behavioral approaches. Its four principles are to (1) enhance and maintain motivation to abstain, (2) cope with urges, (3) manage thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and (4) balance momentary and enduring satisfactions. Attendees discuss personal experiences and real-world applications of these SMART Recovery principles.