1.5.1 Pharmacological Therapy
Based on this therapy, the treatment of aggression begins with proper evaluation to identify underlying the medical or psychiatric precipitants. Medication will considered for aggressive behaviour children only in the site of a careful diagnose assessment that reviews multiple risk factors and generates a complex formulation. The therapist will identify the target symptoms in an aggression child and adolescent such as poor attention, anxiety, irritability, impulsiveness or affective liability. The period of treatment is long period of time to resolve the problem in changing the behaviour in the life.
1.5.2 Psychosocial Therapy
Psychosocial Therapy is a most important treatment for the children and adulthood on the stage of development. The therapist will promote the development of new skills, new knowledge as well as encourage adopting a new environment in their quality of life. It’s more focus on adolescent’s current functioning and his current relational sense first such relationship with parents, peers and interaction with their social in many societies and then the …show more content…
The strategy of behavioural management is risk assessment, control of precipitants, early intervention, acute management and after-event evaluation (Richard E.Power,MD). Family is a most important role in his or her children and adolescent on their development so the family should be trained and organized to safety manage children with an aggressive behaviour as well as minimum injure to persons or damage to property. The therapist will be held in behaviour analytic procedures with other treatment modalities for a people who have a psychiatric diagnosis and intellectual disability. It can determine appropriate training strategies to help a person with intellectual disability to gain better coping skill for dealing with their psychiatric
Based on this therapy, the treatment of aggression begins with proper evaluation to identify underlying the medical or psychiatric precipitants. Medication will considered for aggressive behaviour children only in the site of a careful diagnose assessment that reviews multiple risk factors and generates a complex formulation. The therapist will identify the target symptoms in an aggression child and adolescent such as poor attention, anxiety, irritability, impulsiveness or affective liability. The period of treatment is long period of time to resolve the problem in changing the behaviour in the life.
1.5.2 Psychosocial Therapy
Psychosocial Therapy is a most important treatment for the children and adulthood on the stage of development. The therapist will promote the development of new skills, new knowledge as well as encourage adopting a new environment in their quality of life. It’s more focus on adolescent’s current functioning and his current relational sense first such relationship with parents, peers and interaction with their social in many societies and then the …show more content…
The strategy of behavioural management is risk assessment, control of precipitants, early intervention, acute management and after-event evaluation (Richard E.Power,MD). Family is a most important role in his or her children and adolescent on their development so the family should be trained and organized to safety manage children with an aggressive behaviour as well as minimum injure to persons or damage to property. The therapist will be held in behaviour analytic procedures with other treatment modalities for a people who have a psychiatric diagnosis and intellectual disability. It can determine appropriate training strategies to help a person with intellectual disability to gain better coping skill for dealing with their psychiatric