Child behaviour training
Parents of children with conduct disorders are to be trained on how to manage anti-social behaviour under guidance published today by health officials.
Training for parents: How will it work?
- Classes for parents will be offered where the child is three to 11 years old
- Local authorities should offer older children from nine to 14 years old their own group social and cognitive problem-solving classes
- Children aged 11 to 17 should be offered a "multimodal intervention", where one case manager will look at the conditions affecting the child across all settings, including home, school, social and criminal justice
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