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Me too! You're in the right place for practical, honest support about oppositional defiant disorder — from someone who's stood on every side of it. I had ODD as a kid, which led me to pursue degrees in child psychology and special education to understand it clinically and build a career supporting kids with disabilities. Then, one of my sons was diagnosed with ODD too.
Are you raising a child with ODD?
I don't write about ODD from the outside, the way most authors of books on this topic do. I write from the inside— testing what I know clinically against what I'm living daily, and testing both against what I remember needing myself as a kid. If something's here, it's because it's held up against all three. Want to know more about me?
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If things feel hard right now, I understand. You're parenting a kid whose brain works differently than the tools you were handed — and that's a solvable gap. That's what this whole page exists for.
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