
Behavioural difficulties can show up at any age — in a child struggling to manage impulses or emotions at school, or in an adult whose patterns of behaviour keep creating problems they cannot quite explain. Getting a proper assessment, rather than guessing, is usually the useful first step.
Several of our therapists work with behavioural disorders, several with specific training in assessing conditions like ADHD and autism.
These therapists currently list this specialty. You can also search and filter the full directory.
In Nigeria, Abosede Akinpade works with behavioural disorders alongside addiction and anger management. Fabian Igbaji and Maria Abraham also list it among their focus areas. Oluwayemisi Okikiolu provides assessment and evidence-based support for behavioural disorders, ADHD and autism in children, adolescents and adults.
In Kenya, Nazia Taylor is a child psychologist and psychotherapist who works specifically with children and adolescents on behavioural and emotional difficulties, including attachment difficulties, eating disorders and self-harm.
Yes. Several therapists listed here offer formal assessment, including for ADHD and autism, alongside ongoing support.
No. Behavioural difficulties are addressed here in both children and adults, depending on the therapist — check individual profiles for age ranges.
This directory is for arranging ongoing therapy, not for emergencies. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services or go to the nearest hospital.