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We often talk with with people who notice symptoms in themselves or their loved ones that they believe may indicate a behavioral disorder.  This section of our site is dedicated to describing some of the most common symptoms we see in our patients and, in some cases, the behavioral disorders they may be associated with.  Many parents will recognize symptoms within themselves, or other family members during the process of obtaining an evaluation for their child.  The expanding world of "Medical Genetics" is clarifying the genetic link more than ever and allowing many to gain insight and therefore treatment for conditions that they have suffered with, many since childhood.  We at DBH are well aware of these links and strive to educate our clients and the community to gain better understanding and to put an end to the stigma that has plagued this area for too long.  If you or a family member have symptoms that are of concern, seek a qualified behavioral healthcare professional that works from a strength based position, not one of shame or blame. Symptoms That May Indicate Some Difficulties in Children and Adolescents Perfectionism or Obsessiveness Irritability, Temper Tantrums and Moodiness Attention Deficit Disorder or Something Else? Autistic Spectrum Disorders High functioning Autism and Asperger's Syndrome What is Asperger's Syndrome? What is High functioning Autism? Additional Behavioral Conditions Mood Disorders in Children, Adolescents, & Adults "The Obsessive Brain" We often talk with with people who notice symptoms in themselves or their loved ones that they believe may indicate a behavioral disorder.  This section of our site is dedicated to describing some of the most common symptoms we see in our patients and, in some cases, the behavioral disorders they may be associated with.  Many parents will recognize symptoms within themselves, or other family members during the process of obtaining an evaluation for their child.  The expanding world of "Medical Genetics" is clarifying the genetic link more than ever and allowing many to gain insight and therefore treatment for conditions that they have suffered with, many since childhood.  We at DBH are well aware of these links and strive to educate our clients and the community to gain better understanding and to put an end to the stigma that has plagued this area for too long.  If you or a family member have symptoms that are of concern, seek a qualified behavioral healthcare professional that works from a strength based position, not one of shame or blame.