Defusing Oppositional Defiant Disorder

7 Simple Strategies to Foster a Resilient Parent-Child Connection (Thriving Beyond Labels Toolbox)

By: Rose Lyons

Narrated by: Amanda Jo

Are you struggling with your defiant child and yearning for a peaceful family life? You're not alone. Many parents face Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) in their children, but you can take control of your journey.

Key Benefits:

• Unlock the Secrets of ODD: Understand the root causes.
• Seven Proven Strategies: Defuse conflicts, reduce stress.
• Effective Communication: Improve understanding.
• Promote Emotional Resilience: Equip your child.
• Positive Parenting: Foster trust and cooperation.
• Real-Life Success Stories: Get actionable steps.

Ready to restore peace and strengthen your bond? Buy this audiobook now, and embark on this transformative journey today. Your family deserves the harmony you've dreamed of!

©2023 Rose Lyons (P)2023 Rose Lyons

Very informative Audiobook

I just finished listening to Defusing Oppositional Defiant Disorder and I learned a lot about the disorder. My wife and I have dealing with a typical troubled teen that we were beginning to think wasn’t that typical. After listening to this book, and relieved as I do not think this is our case.

This book does a great job explaining what ODD is and really takes into the mind of someone with this disorder. I think anyone living in a household with someone that has ODD will benefit tremendously from listening to chapter 5 that outlines the 7 step plan for peace. If you are dealing with a person that is displaying signs of ODD, this book is must have!!

helps a lot

caring for a child with odd can be a nightmare, thats why the importance of this book, I should say just one of the reasons, I learned so much about triggers that children can have and how to respond, also avoiding certain loud places and environments is something important the book covers, in chapter 2 the author goes deep into explaining the mind and their world, it brings lots of clarity and better understanding, things like genetic influences are an eye opener. my favorite chapter was the one it talks about having a calmer home and it actually works very well for both the child and the care giver and also helps avoiding conflicts.

Learned a lot!

This book is very insightful and informational. I didn't know what ODD was before reading this book, but it made me reflect on relationships and friends I know with children with stories of tension and stress. This is a great book with specific strategies to gain peace and understanding. I liked the Situation Solutions chapter as it put many concepts together and showed how children evolve; therefore, strategies, agreements, and contracts evolve as well. Highly Recommend!

Helpful Resource!

Great audiobook with a very helpful resource! This is a good narration, and it has a wealth of information for parents as well as caregivers, family, or anyone dealing with challenges while raising and communicating with children with ODD. It sheds light on ODD and has helpful tips for building a strong and resilient parent-child connection. It is empowering for parents and caregivers to also focus on self-care while managing stress which is beneficial.

Great Resource for Understanding ODD

Hat’s off to Rose Lyon’s very informative insight on ODD. I have never heard of ODD before this, and after listening everything made sense. It is a great tool for parents on how to handle defiant attitude, temper tantrums that seems to be a constant occurrence on their child’s behavior. It also shows us how to differentiate ODD behavior from that of normal tantrums and what i liked the most is how it shows the effectiveness of proper communication, empathy, connection and resilience. Overall a really great resource in understanding ODD, delivered in a simple, easy to understand guide with real-life stories that we can relate to. I highly recommend it.Very well done.

A good book for sure

The child and Parent are essential, and the strategies in this book make it even more profound. This book is calming all the storms that come with ODD and ways to improve every conflict.

Great resource for parents with a child with ODD

This is a wonderful book on Oppositional Defiant Disorder. As someone who has a doctorate in psychology and now a parent, I'm always consuming books on mental health-related topics. I find this book well organized, well written, clear, and easy to consume. You get a great understanding of what ODD is and what are the strategies to help your child overcome it. I really like the demystifying of many myths surrounding ODD, which allows parents to shed the guilt and at the same time gives them so much hope that if some of these strategies are implemented it is a mental health issue that can be overcome. Highly recommended!

Extremely helpful!

This book not only exposes problems but gives helpful solutions to aid parents in guiding their children who struggle with ODD. This is a great resource, not only for families with ODD children, but anyone who is interested or involved in child development.

Essential information for all parents!

This book is important for any parent to be able to recognize possible signs of Oppositional Defiant Disorder in your child. The understanding of the root causes and the seven proven strategies provided a roadmap to navigate the challenges. The real-life success stories were incredibly inspiring, making me feel empowered to foster trust and cooperation in my family. A must-read for anyone longing for a peaceful family life amidst ODD struggles.

Excellent advice

This Author offers empathetic strategies that resonate with the real-life challenges faced by parents and their children dealing with ODD. The book presents strategies that are not only practical but also profoundly empathetic, helping to foster a resilient parent-child connection. It provides an insightful understanding of ODD, equipped with practical strategies that encourage open communication, understanding, and effective conflict resolution, facilitating an environment where both parents and children can thrive. This is a highly recommended read for those seeking supportive and effective approaches to navigating the complexities of ODD.