Approaching Behavior Problems In Schools A person s behavior is influenced by a lot of people, the environment and the community he is part of. Social institutions like schools play a major role on the development of a child s behavior. It is not only about student and teacher relations, but peer relationships as well. Listen to what the child says. Listening intently to the stories, views, and opinions of a child can help him or her develop the self-confidence he or she needs in order to deal with behavior issue and sadness when it attacks. 3. Always ask the child how he or she feels. Being interested about the experience of a child in a day or asking him or her how she feels about certain things will make the child think he or she is important. We often worry about our work, our family, money, health, and other responsibilities that we encounter in our day to day living. However, when one experiences extreme tension due to worrying, and the anxiety attacks more often than necessary, then one could already be having GAD. Studies have shown that women are twice likely to have GAD than men. It is still a matter of debate, but several experts argue that the number of cases for girls and boys are the same, only that girls do not usually manifest the normal sign of the disorder, which is hyperactivity. As you all know, childhood years are the formative stages of an individual. When the person reaches adolescence, what he or she has become usually indicates what he or she would be as an adult. Behavior problems related to depression could be possibly controlled and curtailed. The patient is helped to determine which problems could be considered critical. Upon learning those critical problems, proper advice and solutions could be achieved and suggested. Thus, the patient would have sufficient support mechanism from within. If you suspect a loved one, or yourself with BED, it is better to seek help from professionals in order to treat it. Psychiatrists may use Cognitive behavioral therapy and psychotherapy. Health professionals may also suggest a diet program that also trains people how to control their eating. Combining Drug therapy with psychotherapy has shown positive results in treating BED so far.