Parent Support Groups for Conduct Disorder | Cadabams CDC
Parenting a child with Parent Support Groups for Conduct Disorder can feel isolating and overwhelming. At Cadabams CDC, we know that you need more than advice—you need a community that understands. Our parent support groups have helped hundreds of families move from daily battles to calmer, more connected relationships.
Why Parent Support Groups Matter
Reduce Parental Stress & Isolation
- Weekly safe space to vent without judgment
- Connect with parents who have walked the same road
- Access 24/7 moderated WhatsApp group between sessions
Learn Proven Behavioral Strategies
- Evidence-based techniques from child psychologists
- Step-by-step scripts for de-escalating meltdowns
- Quick-reference handouts for home use
Share Experiences with Families Like Yours
- Real-life stories that validate your journey
- Peer-to-peer tips that textbooks don’t teach
- Celebrations of small wins together
What to Expect in Our Conduct Disorder Parent Support Group
Weekly 90-Minute Sessions Led by Child Psychologists
- Every Tuesday, 6:30–8:00 pm IST
- Interactive role-plays and open-floor Q&A
- Option to join via secure Zoom link
Structured Curriculum: From Triggers to Positive Reinforcement
| Week | Focus | Take-Home Tool |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Identifying Triggers | Trigger Tracker Sheet |
| 2 | Setting Non-Negotiable Rules | Rule Card Template |
| 3 | Positive Reinforcement Plans | Reward Chart |
| 4 | Crisis De-Escalation Scripts | Cheat-Sheet Magnets |
Small Cohorts (8–10 Parents) for Personalized Attention
- Every question answered in real time
- Tailored homework for your child’s age
- Post-session 1-to-1 check-in calls
Step-by-Step: How to Join Today
Step 1: Fill Out the 2-Minute Online Form
- Name, child’s age, biggest struggle
- Choose virtual or in-person attendance
- Click “Submit”—no payment needed yet
Step 2: Receive Confirmation & Pre-Group Orientation Kit
- Immediate email with calendar invite
- PDF starter pack in your inbox
- 5-minute welcome video from your facilitator
Step 3: Attend Your First Session—Virtual or In-Person
- Bring coffee, questions, and an open mind
- No diagnosis or paperwork required
- Leave with a personalized action plan
Proven Outcomes for Families
75% Reduction in Severe Outbursts (3-Month Follow-Up)
- Based on 120 families surveyed in 2023
- Measured via standardized ODD rating scales
Improved Parent–Child Relationship Scores
- Average increase of 2.4 points on 5-point connection scale
- Fewer daily arguments, more shared laughter
Testimonials from Past Participants
“I finally stopped googling at 2 a.m. and started living again.” — Anjali R., mother of 10-year-old with conduct disorder “The group taught me to pick my battles, and our home is peaceful for the first time in years.” — Suresh K., father of twins