Natural Therapy for Behaviour
Non Productive behaviours manifest in different ways for different people, in children it is often a sign of an unmet need. It can be the same for young people and adults but can also be a form of self regulation or a way to feel like they are in control of challenges in the outside world or feelings within their own body. It is important to remember that challenging or non productive behaviours are not personal attacks, but rather a way for someone to unconsciously express their emotions. Explore our website to see how Blossom Natural Health cann support you.
Children
Challenging behaviour in young children can create tension in families and strain both parents, siblings and the child themselves. These behaviours typically are not employed on purpose, they are usually non-conscious ways of highlighting a need that your child cannot express. These behaviours if misunderstood can become entrenched and create more tension and stress in the family. Examples of challenging behaviour can include:
- Physical and verbal tics
- Stimming and self-regulation
- Oppositional and defiance
- Neurodiversity
- Sensory processing
Treatments that we may use include:
Young Adults
Challenging behaviour can lead to feelings of isolation and rejection, negatively impacting a young person’s mental health. Additionally, the constant stress and frustration associated with managing challenging behaviour can contribute to anxiety, depression and feeling overwhelmed. Examples of challenging behaviour can include:
- Physical and verbal tics
- Stimming and self-regulation
- Neurodiversity
- Sensory processing
- Dependencies on addictive substances or risk-taking behaviours
Treatments that we may use include:
Adults
Blossom Natural Health supports non-productive behaviour by helping you understand and modify your thought patterns and emotional responses. Using a number of approaches we can employ techniques that aim to help you reprogram non-productive thought patterns, to foster positive habits and new behaviours. Examples can include:
- Anger
- Self sabotage
- Perfectionism
- Dependencies on addictive substances and risk-taking behaviours