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Homeopathy Treatment for Behavior Disability in hyderabad.

Children are God's gift to mankind, and their mischief and naughtiness bring us joy. However, in a small number of children, mischief, obstinate, and impetuous behaviour may exceed acceptable norms and be cause for concern, indicating that they may be suffering from a behavioural disorder. When a child disregards all norms or rules, he or she is diagnosed with "Disruptive Behavior Disorder," which includes oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), conduct disorder (CD), and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) (ADHD).

Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) .

Disordered behaving.

Bipolar disorder is a mental illness .

Learning disabilities.

Even children, like adults, may experience a few anxiety or panic attacks, but for a few children, worry about trivial matters is far more than normal. Some children may show signs of depression as well as anxiety. The child may also engage in body-focused repetitive behaviours such as hair pulling, lip or nose picking, and nail biting, as well as over- or under-eating. Anxiety disorders include the following:

Panic attacks are episodes of intense fear that occur suddenly, as if something bad is about to happen.

Obsessive Compulsive disorder is characterised by uncontrollable thoughts on a single topic that border on obsession, as well as repetitive actions such as hand washing and checking doors and windows.

Separation Anxiety – When a child is separated from his or her parents or other close relatives, he or she exhibits extreme anxiety. They may refuse to sleep in a different room, refuse to leave their parents to go to school, and so on.

Phobias are irrational and unfounded fears, such as a fear of dogs or swimming.

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is anxiety caused by a traumatic event that a child may have witnessed or experienced, and it must be treated with caution. A child may experience recurring nightmares, flashbacks, and irritability.

Depression – it is not uncommon to see children suffering from depression in today's society. The signs and symptoms of depression differ from one child to the next. In general, a child suffering from depression has low self-esteem, believes they are unworthy and ugly, loses interest in social interaction and play, and withdraws from society. They may also show signs of a lack of interest in food, binge eating, and sleep disturbances.

The child may be irritable, with outbursts of crying or anger, as well as a vague illness such as a headache. At A.M. Reddy Autism Centre we provide Homeopathy Treatment for Behavior Disability in hyderabad.

[barbaraheidenreich]

It is my pleasure to share that my article on the Constructional Approach to Addressing Fear Responses and Aggressive Behavior is available in the latest issue of the Animal Keeper’s Form (American Association of Zoo Keepers, Inc publication.) It features an overview of how to apply the procedure. It also includes examples of success stories with many different species. However, my favorite part is the discussion of the behavior science and why this procedure is one we need to consider to improve animal welfare. https://aazk.org/ #constructionalapproach #fearresponses #aggressivebehavior #functionbasedintervention #animaltraining #behaviorproblems #AAZK #Animalkeepersforum #noncoercive #negativereinforcement #animalkeeperpublication #animaltrainingarticle #behaviorscience #appliedbehavioranalysis #barbaraheidenreich #exoticanimaltraining https://www.instagram.com/p/CU-jVcVF-Sr/?utm_medium=tumblr

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[dogtastictraining]

3 Phrases Trainers Wish Owners Would Stop Saying

By Becky Pesicka, CPDT-KA, CNWI

This year I’m all about positivity. Letting go of anything negative and just thriving. That includes negative thinking and actions. As a positive trainer, I’m always trying to help people approach training more positively too (despite how much your dog might frustrate you at times!). 

Below are three things that might be holding you back in training and preventing you from working with your dog the best way you can. 

1. “My other dog…” We understand your other dog never barked, or was never aggressive or never had issues, etc. But truthfully, we don’t care about your other dog, we care about the dog standing in front of us, and so should you.

Just as you probably don’t like being compared to your sibling, cousin, coworker, etc., please stop comparing your other dog to this one. It is unfair and detrimental to the dog at hand, does nothing to help training, and is frankly irrelevant. No two dogs are exactly alike, so there’s no point in comparing one dog to another.

2. “He’s not like this at home…” Of course he’s not. Home is a totally familiar, probably quite boring environment. Your dog probably spends 21-24 of his/her waking hours there. He/she knows every single smell there is, every new smell, every animal that walked through the yard during the night, every new pair of shoes you bring into the house, etc. 

So then you take him to a park, hiking trail, or downtown, and HOLY MOLY there are new smells everywhere! And people! And dogs! And new flowers and leaves and dirt aaaaaand….! 

Will a kid do their math homework at home? Probably. Will a kid do his math homework at Disneyland? No way. 

So cut your dog some slack and practice in all kinds of different distracting environments until they are able to work in different places. But going from training at home to training in public is a huge step in stimulation and distractions. 

3. “I tried that and it didn’t work.” How long did you try it for? A day? 2 days? 30 minutes? The fact is that training works, so when it doesn’t work, people always want to blame the training when it’s usually just that it was done incorrectly or it wasn’t done for long enough. 

I commonly hear this phrase regarding barking and pulling. Clients will spend only 20 minutes or a few days trying to train a dog not to pull when that dog has been pulling for months and years. 

It takes more than a nanosecond to develop a habit, especially when you are trying to train that over a seriously ingrained old habit. Studies say it takes 21 days to learn a new habit, and that’s just a habitual routine. 

Think about how long it takes to learn to read or learn a new language... a long longer than a few days! Keep that in mind while training and be patient, learning takes TIME.

Becky Pesicka offers positive training for all dogs, all behaviors, and all ages. She specializes in positively resolving aggression issues, the dog sport of Nose Work, and canine nutrition. You can follow her on Instagram @dogtastictraining or Facebook for more tips and tricks. 

www.dogtastictraining.com

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[companionanimalhouse]

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[barbaraheidenreich]

New podcast episode: Do you have a feeling something you are doing or would like to do could improve animal welfare? Have you thought about collecting data, evaluating your results, and publishing it so others can benefit? My guests in this episode are Dr Eddie Fernandez @dreddiefern and Rickey Kinley @rickeykinleyz They share how zoos can participate in scientific studies to improve animal welfare. They give great tips on how to establish crucial relationships, what is required to conduct a study, how studies can be accomplished with one or many animals, and how to get the ball rolling! Behavior, enrichment, and animal welfare are hot topics in our field. Facilities caring for animals large and small have the potential to keep providing data and information that supports progress. Learn how you can get involved. Visit the episode webpage for links to publications and lots of additional resources. Listen here and on all your favorite podcast outlets https://animaltrainingfundamentals.com/podcasts/improving-animal-welfare-with-science-with-eddie-fernandez-and-rickey-kinley/ #animalwelfare #barbaraheidenreich #behavior analysis #behaviorproblems #Cincinnatizoo #eddiefernandez #environmentalenrichment #behavioralenrichment #penguinswimming #penguins #research #researchinzoos #rickeykinley #scientificstudies #animaltrainingfundamentals #animaltrainingpodcast #zoopodcast #exoticanimalpodcast https://www.instagram.com/p/COvGoOYFl0D/?igshid=1enhcudafx2lm

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[educationofali-blog]

reflecting on behavior

So here's the deal.  One of my eighth grade classes cannot get their stuff together.  I am constantly reminding them what good behavior looks like.  It's February people!  So, in a flurry I created this form this afternoon.  I'm giving it to my class tomorrow.  We're going to talk about it in depth on Thursday, once I've reviewed them.  I don't really want to be taking out time to do this- but I have to figure out a way to get through to them.  I'm hoping this will help me.  And yes, everything on the list  has happened, at one time or another, in this particular class.

Any thoughts?

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[cindytgrahamphd-blog]

Flashback Friday: behind the scenes of my appearance on Good Morning Washington (@abc7gmw ). Larry Smith (@larrysmithtv ) and I talked about how parents can handle aggression in kids. Thanks Kyle Ridley (@producerridley ) for having me back on the show!! (Link in bio; http://wjla.com/features/good-morning-washington/addressing-aggression-in-children) . . . . #GMW #wjla #kids #children #aggression #parenting #parenthood #parents #behaviorproblems #appliedbehavioranalysis (at WJLA-TV (ABC) Good Morning Washington)

[barbaraheidenreich]

Today’s topic is Dominance! What is it exactly, especially as it pertains to exotic animal training? How does it influence animal behavior in ways that create undesired behavior for trainers to address and how do we fix those behavior challenges? What about myths and misconceptions? Join me live Monday at 11:00 AM Central time for another YOU be the Behavior Consultant. These are interactive events and super fun I might add 😉 with video clips! Everything happens in the Facebook group Animal Training Fundamentals with Barbara Heidenreich https://www.facebook.com/groups/AnimalTrainingFundamentals/ Come and get your professional development on! #livestream #animaltraining #behaviorproblem #barbaraheidenreich #behaviorconsultant #zooanimaltraining #exoticanimaltraining #zookeeper #professionaldevelopment #dominance #behaviorproblems #monkeytraining #rhinotraining #birdtraining #competitionforresources #aggressivebehavior #spidermonkey #langurtraining #ibextraining #hoofstocktraining #groupdynamics https://www.instagram.com/p/CGPsST7Fpz8/?igshid=1jv7h29l9ccea

[companionanimalhouse]

Luna has been working hard at her Distracted Dog Class! Swipe ➡️ for videos of her working on rapid ‘down’s and ‘sit’s (while loads of other dogs we’re moving and barking, very impressive!!!) @your_dogs_friend #dogtraining #neverstoplearning #hardworker #ilovemydog #adoptdontshop #behaviorproblems #behavior #dogbehavior #anxiousdog #nervousdog #lablabrador #labradorsofinstagram #chocolatelab #rescueisthebestbreed #rescuedog #adopted #bestdogever#video #cute

[surveycircle]

Current online study which is still recruiting participants: "Child Challenging Behavior and Parental Involvement in Education" https://t.co/zN1eO1zBaP via @SurveyCircle #ChallengingBehavior #BehaviorProblems #Involvement #ParentalInvolvement pic.twitter.com/yNsVcTRBRl

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