Conduct disorders are a serious, but frequently unrecognised mental health condition in children and young people. A new NICE guideline highlights the central role of parents and guardians in the management of conduct disorders and antisocial behaviour, recommending specific training sessions to help support parents and carers.

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Tuesday, 30 April 2013
More help for parents needed to help manage conduct disorders and antisocial behaviour, says NICE and SCIE
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