Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) Training

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) training prepares clinicians to support children and adolescents exhibiting defiant and disruptive behaviours – while appreciating that ODD is increasingly linked to neurodivergence, and may be better understood in terms of a fight-flight nervous system response to loss of autonomy. These CPD-eligible courses, including trauma-informed and neurodiversity-informed perspectives on ODD, support both professional requirements and skill-building. Learn from trusted clinicians like Amy Marschall, PsyD, Dr David Pratt, and Dr Varleisha Lyons, whose clinical experience offers effective, strengths-based strategies to decode behaviour and uncover unmet needs, replace meltdowns, shutdowns and aggression with felt safety, and empower parents and educators to support children and adolescents through insight, not control. These trainings are ideal for mental health professionals working in schools, outpatient care, or family systems.