Disruptive Behavior Disorder Case Study

This paper explains my reactions towards a withdrawn child, Greg and how my reactions might affect my therapeutic relationship with the child. Greg has shown symptoms of disruptive behaviour disorders (DBD). This refers to certain behavioural disorders which are characterised by patterns of continuous defiance, hostility, and uncooperativeness with other individuals (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). Ongoing reflection of this traits in kids or adolescents may affect the functionality of a young person.
Greg is withdrawn from other people and confides in himself alone. He does not feel that he is not fine and instead wants to be left alone. This is a clear sign of disruptive behaviour (Downing & Forman, 2012). Therefore, my initial