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Child's Negative Behaviour.
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What do you think these following behaviour problems would indicate?...
As a child hardly speaking til 4-5 years old. Once old enough..prob from about 7 years of age choosing to go off for hours and hoours on end on their own away from home. Not getting on very well at school academically and with others. Continually causing problems at home almost as if on purpose...like wrecking new toys very quickly, shoplifting at a young age(around 8-9 years old), being quite destructive of their own and close ones belongings. Never really working with family but working against them .Not being caring at all to close family.
This is someone who is now an adult. My feelings are if they were a child now they would receive more medical help and possibly diagnosed with something such as adhd or family would receive advice about behaviour but I am just guessing. what do you think?...
As a child hardly speaking til 4-5 years old. Once old enough..prob from about 7 years of age choosing to go off for hours and hoours on end on their own away from home. Not getting on very well at school academically and with others. Continually causing problems at home almost as if on purpose...like wrecking new toys very quickly, shoplifting at a young age(around 8-9 years old), being quite destructive of their own and close ones belongings. Never really working with family but working against them .Not being caring at all to close family.
This is someone who is now an adult. My feelings are if they were a child now they would receive more medical help and possibly diagnosed with something such as adhd or family would receive advice about behaviour but I am just guessing. what do you think?...
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The "not speaking" is throwing me. Usually ADHD has exceptionally early milestones. My son was walking around furniture at 6months, daughter at 7 months. Is very difficult to tell without seeing or interacting with someone.
If this person still has difficulties as an adult, they can still be diagnosed and helped by the Mental Health team.
My daughter and niece have both been diagnosed with ADHD and this doesn't sound anything like them.
If this person still has difficulties as an adult, they can still be diagnosed and helped by the Mental Health team.
My daughter and niece have both been diagnosed with ADHD and this doesn't sound anything like them.
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I'm interested to know what the person is like now too as this resembles my younger half brother slightly. Until he was 4 or 5 he refused to talk much (he could talk he just didn't want to) and he preferred to go off down the garden for hours on end with his own company. He would also destroy his own things if he got upset.He was never destructive with other people's thing though or worked against the family. He's not anti social as such now either, but then he's had a lot of one to one work done with him. They suggested he was ' in the autistic spectrum'. He's a couple of years younger than me and is now quite 'normal' in social scenarios except he has little foibles and obsesses over things and still prefers his own company a lot. I wondered if the person you refer to is older how it's turned out for them?
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