INVESTIGATE: How old is the child? How long has the behavior been a problem? What is happening inthe child's environment? These and many other questions must be answered before a doctor has an understanding of the problem. Since a child may be reacting to the environment, be bipolar, have adhd, or many other problems diagnosis comes first, then treatment which may include the family out of necessity.
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Maybe its not but..: If your child is having major rages, aggression and rapid mood changed multiple times per day, then have your pediatrician refer you to a child psychiatrist. Make sure that you research if the child psychiatrist has experience with the diagnosis and has actually had many such case under treatment. There are many who shy away. If less aggressive, referral to therapist with expertise in the area.
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