Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Big Feelings That Show as Anger
What Does This Mean?
Sometimes kids feel frustrated and don’t know how to handle it, so it comes out as anger or defiance—especially with grown-ups.
What You Might Notice
Gets mad easily
Argues with adults a lot
Refuses to follow rules
Blames others when things go wrong
Gets annoyed quickly
When to Reach Out for Help
Tantrums happen often
Behavior affects school and home
Trouble getting along with others
Who Can Help?
Child Psychologist
Behavioral Therapist
Family Counselor
How You Can Help at Home
Set clear, simple rules
Praise positive behavior
Stay calm even when they’re upset
Create routines they can count on
Help name and talk about feelings
Additional Support Through Animation
Through playful stories, our characters explore feelings like frustration and show healthy ways to deal with big emotions.
