NO! Understanding of Emotional/Behavioral Disorders

Let start by looking for characteristics of personality disorders:

Emotional and Behavioral Disorders

Highlights encyclopedia definition.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emotional_and_behavioral_disorders

http://www.cec.sped.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Behavior_Disorders_Emotional_Disturbance


Find out how parents feel and deal with children who are classified as having Emotional and Behavioral Disorders:

Does My Child Have an Emotional or Behavioral Disorder?

Article tells about how parent are seeking out mental health or medical clinics, mental health hotlines, or crisis center for professional advice and treatment concerning their child's self-injury or threats of suicide, violent behaviors, or severe withdrawal that creates an inability to carry on normal routines must be regarded as emergencies. These parents' concerns are real and what is happening at home and making educational systems more aware of the potential threats and lack of training in the schools to deal with these students.

http://www.pacer.org/ebd/ebdart.asp

What are educational systems doing to educate children with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders:

This article tells about how children with special needs; emotional and behavioral children receive the support they need in school to help them achieve in the academic arena.

http://special-needs.adoption.com/children/educating-students-with-emotional-behavioral-disorders.html

 Emotionally Disturbed Students

Provides helpful advice for teachers when working with children with emotional and behavioral disorders.

http://www.atpe.org/Resources/Student&ParentIssues/emoDisturb.asp