Raising a Child with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) - Ebook

2026-02-06T21:49:45-05:00

Price: 47.00

Raising a Child with Oppositional Defiant Disorder is a supportive, evidence-informed parenting guide designed to help families understand oppositional behavior beyond labels — and respond with clarity, confidence, and compassion.

Parenting a child with ODD can feel exhausting and isolating. Frequent arguments, intense emotional reactions, refusal, defiance, and power struggles often leave parents feeling stuck, unsure, or blamed for behavior they don’t fully understand.

This guide offers a realistic, relationship-based approach to supporting children with oppositional patterns, focusing on connection over control, understanding over punishment, and long-term emotional safety over short-term compliance.

Rather than relying on rigid behavior charts or escalating consequences, this resource helps parents understand why oppositional behavior develops, what’s happening beneath the surface, and how to respond in ways that reduce conflict, protect self-esteem, and gradually rebuild cooperation.

In this guide, parents will learn how to:

Understand what Oppositional Defiant Disorder really is (and what it isn’t)

Recognize the emotional, neurological, and environmental roots of oppositional behavior

Respond to defiance without escalating power struggles

Support emotional regulation during anger, shutdown, or refusal

Reduce daily conflict while maintaining clear, respectful boundaries

Shift from reactive discipline to proactive, relationship-based strategies

Repair ruptures after difficult moments and rebuild trust

Advocate for their child at school and in professional settings

Let go of guilt, shame, and unrealistic parenting expectations

Written by an experienced educator working closely with neurodivergent and emotionally sensitive children, Raising a Child with Oppositional Defiant Disorder blends child development knowledge with practical, compassionate strategies that can be applied immediately at home.

The tone is reassuring, respectful, and non-judgmental — ideal for parents seeking guidance that feels supportive rather than critical, and realistic rather than idealized.

Who this guide is for:

Parents of children ages 5–12 with diagnosed or suspected ODD

Families experiencing frequent power struggles, defiance, or emotional outbursts

Parents who feel overwhelmed by traditional discipline advice

Caregivers and educators supporting children with persistent oppositional behavior

This is a digital download (PDF). No physical product will be shipped.