Conduct Disorder is a serious behavioral and emotional condition in adolescents, marked by a consistent pattern of violating rules, defying authority, and disregarding the rights of others. Teens with this disorder often show little or no remorse for their harmful actions, which may include aggression, deceit, destruction of property, and chronic rule-breaking. These behaviors appear frequently and across settings, at home, at school, and in public. Left untreated, Conduct Disorder can lead to long-term consequences, including legal issues, substance abuse, and difficulties maintaining healthy relationships or employment. Early intervention through structured, therapeutic support is critical to help teens manage these behaviors and build healthier patterns for adulthood.
Aggressive behavior such as bullying, fighting, and cruelty to people or animals
Intentional property destruction
Use of weapons that could cause serious harm
Repeated lying, stealing, or manipulative behavior
Chronic disobedience, skipping school, or running away
Drug or alcohol abuse
Little or no remorse for harmful actions
Low self-esteem or emotional detachment
Triumph Youth Services provides a structured, family-like residential environment where teens with Conduct Disorder receive consistent support and accountability. Using evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), group therapy, and family-focused sessions, we help youth understand the root of their behaviors and begin to take responsibility for their actions. Our clinicians and staff model healthy boundaries, guide teens in learning new life skills, and foster emotional growth through peer mentorship and leadership coaching. With a therapeutic community approach and individualized treatment, Triumph helps young men build a foundation for lasting behavioral change and a more hopeful future.
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