Today, AAT is known to work well with children who have behavior problems as well to kids that are autistic, nonverbal, schizophrenic, inhibited, withdrawn, obsessive-compulsive and even to those who are culturally challenged. Because of this, AAT/nature education programs were created to be therapeutic for patients in residential treatment especially for those with attention-deficit/hyperactive and conduct disorders. However, for those people who abuse the use of the drug, they prefer to take it when it is diluted in liquid. According to observations, OxyContin releases its euphoric effect when it is diluted. There is a powerful high that is related to the fast dilution of the drug in liquid. Excessive intake will leave the person feel somehow like stoned. People with social phobia have a persistent, intense, and chronic fear of being watched and judged by others and of being embarrassed or humiliated by their own actions. Social Phobia may start during early adolescence, or sometimes younger. As with other phobia, an event which may have happened during childhood or adolescence may have triggered this intense fear towards social interactions. You can also teach the child to have a positive outlook in life by exposing him or her to things and experiences that can help the child develop more positive strategies especially in dealing with sadness. - Nurture the child's inclinations. Encouraging and nurturing the child's interests, hobbies, and inclinations will make him or her feel that you support his or her decisions and choices. But if the behavior happens more often, over a long stretch of time, and affects the social interactions, learning, and school adjustments of the child, then it may already be Conuct Disorder. The four major symptoms are the following: aggressive conduct, deceitfulness, destructive conduct, and rule-breaking. Do you feel disgusted with yourself after eating too much? Would you rather eat alone because you are embarrassed with the huge amount of food you are eating? If you answered yes to most of the questions above, then you might be having Binge Eating Disorder. Binge eating starts as early as adolescents, though it is seen more often in adults around mid forty s and fifty s.