Rehabilitation Specialists for Conduct Disorder | Cadabam’s CDC
When your child’s behavior begins to feel unmanageable—aggression, defiance, or repeated rule-breaking—you need support you can trust now. Cadabam’s CDC offers rehabilitation specialists for conduct disorder who understand the unique challenges families face. Our evidence-based programs restore hope, strengthen relationships, and empower both children and parents toward lasting change.
Why Choose Cadabam’s CDC for Conduct Disorder Treatment
Our Team of Certified Rehabilitation Specialists
Our board-certified psychologists, child psychiatrists, behavioral therapists, and family counselors work together under one roof. Each specialist has 8–15 years of experience treating conduct disorder in children and adolescents. Weekly case reviews ensure every plan remains personalized and effective.
Evidence-Based Treatment Approaches
We rely on therapies proven through peer-reviewed studies—Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Parent Management Training (PMT), and Multisystemic Therapy (MST)—to reduce aggression by up to 60 % within six months. Outcome metrics are tracked and shared with parents monthly.
Family-Centered Care Model
Parents attend sessions alongside their child, learning practical strategies for home and school. Siblings and extended family are invited to workshops to build a consistent support network that lasts beyond treatment.
Comprehensive Conduct Disorder Programs
Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP)
Three-hour sessions, three evenings a week, let children practice new skills while keeping up with school. Ideal for moderate symptoms.
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
Five-day-a-week, six-hour programs provide structure when behaviors escalate but hospitalization isn’t required. Includes on-site academic support.
Residential Treatment Options
24/7 therapeutic care in a secure, homelike campus for severe aggression or safety concerns. Average stay ranges 3–9 months.
School-Based Intervention Services
Our therapists visit schools to coach teachers and create individualized behavior plans that align with classroom goals.
Signs Your Child Needs Professional Help
Key Symptoms of Conduct Disorder
- Aggression toward people or animals
- Destruction of property
- Deceitfulness or theft
- Serious violations of rules (truancy, running away) Symptoms must persist ≥12 months and impair daily life.
Conduct Disorder vs Normal Misbehavior
Normal misbehavior is occasional, situational, and responds to consequences. Conduct disorder behaviors are repetitive, escalating, and lack remorse.
When to Seek Immediate Intervention
Call our 24/7 helpline if your child has:
- Injured someone or threatened violence
- Been expelled or faced legal action
- Exhibited self-harm or suicidal talk
Our Treatment Process
Step 1: Comprehensive Behavioral Assessment
Parents and child meet with a specialist for clinical interviews, school reports, and standardized rating scales. This 90-minute session clarifies diagnosis and severity.
Step 2: Personalized Treatment Planning
Together we set measurable goals—e.g., “Reduce physical fights at school from 5 to 0 per month”—and choose the right program level.
Step 3: Evidence-Based Therapy Sessions
Children attend individual and group sessions focusing on anger management, problem-solving, and empathy-building.
Step 4: Family Training & Support
Weekly workshops teach consistent discipline, positive reinforcement, and de-escalation tactics. Parents practice role-plays with real-time feedback.
Step 5: Progress Monitoring & Adjustments
Monthly reviews adjust therapy goals and school accommodations. If gains plateau, we add new techniques or increase program intensity.
Specialized Therapy Approaches
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Helps children recognize triggers, challenge hostile thoughts, and choose alternative behaviors. Homework assignments reinforce skills at home.
Parent Management Training (PMT)
Proven to reduce oppositional behavior by 50 %, PMT teaches parents to reward positive actions and apply consistent consequences.
Multisystemic Therapy (MST)
Therapists meet families in their homes, schools, and communities to address peer influences, academic problems, and neighborhood risks.
Social Skills Training
Small groups practice taking turns, reading social cues, and resolving conflicts through role-play and feedback.
Anger Management Programs
Children learn breathing techniques, “stop-think-act” sequences, and relaxation exercises, then test them in real-life scenarios.
Parent & Family Support Services
- Weekly Parent Training Workshops: 60-minute sessions every Saturday, no extra cost.
- Sibling Support Groups: Safe space for brothers and sisters to share feelings and coping tips.
- 24/7 Helpline for Crisis Support: Speak with a specialist within 15 minutes, day or night.
- Home-Based Behavioral Coaching: Therapists visit your home to model strategies during mealtime, homework, or bedtime.
Success Stories
Before & After Case Studies
- Arjun, age 11: 8 physical fights per month → 0 after 4 months of PHP.
- Meera, age 14: Suspended 3 times → honor roll after MST and school coaching.
Parent Testimonials
“Cadabam’s gave us our daughter back. The parent workshops taught us how to stay calm and consistent.” – Mrs. Rao
Long-term Follow-up Results
92 % of families report sustained improvements one year post-treatment, based on annual check-ins and school feedback.