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Rahul is suffering from brain functioning disorder as he has problen in verbal and nonverbal communication from his childhood. Also he feel fear to interact with anyone in society. Most of the time he remains distressed. Can anyone offer him a solution?

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This is a very general problem in teenagers. He needs some experienced counselors to resolve his problem. They give him all the information about the treatment programs and services according to his problem.

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medication is given for this disorder.there are various treatment centers who have designed many programs and therapies for this problem.

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It is a mental illness. There are many treatment center that offer treatment to this problem. You can send your kid to any of these centers.

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For Rahul there is a need of neurological counseling and psychotherapy programs as he is suffering from brain functioning disorder. You can take help from residential treatment centers where professional psychiatrists and psychologists are twenty four hours accessible. He is also suffering from social phobia that’s why he feels fear while meeting with others. Cognitive and behavioral therapy programs are prescribed by the clinics in order to improve the emotional and mental health of children. Try to encourage him to participate in sports and recreational activities or in social gatherings at home. It will enhance his confidence to share his ideas with other people.

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Now days there are lots of programs and treatment centers are running for the teens fighting with brain functioning disorders. One can choose therapeutic residential treatment centers in order to come out of this problem. These centers by their effective therapies of family, group and behavioral can help them to get rid off this habit soon. However psychotherapy and proper support provided by the psychotherapists will prove to be fruitful to them in order to return to peaceful life again.

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Cognitive behavioral therapy can be helpful for such type of stressed teen that is struggling with verbal and non-verbal communication. Anti-depressants or anti-anxiety medications are suggested by the doctors in order to reduce the stress level. To improve the communication skills, certain group activities are provided by the therapeutic centers or camps. For the improvement of Rahul, take him to some hospital in order to properly acknowledge the type of brain functioning disorder from which he is suffering from and then decide; after consulting the doctor, about the therapies that will be effective for him.

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Brain functioning disorder is pervasive developmental disorders that cause the verbal, nonverbal communication problems and ability to relate to others. No single treatment can work for the help the teen struggling with such type of disorder. Combination of treatments are given and found effective in such cases. Speech therapies are given along with the medication and some surgical treatments. Pragmatic speech skills are found effective as teens grow in age. Treatment centers and mental care centers offer various group therapies, speech therapies by the experienced occupational and psychotherapists.

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He is suffering from Autism spectrum disorders. An autism spectrum disorder (ASD), also called a pervasive developmental disorder (PDD), is a biological brain disorder that significantly affects an individual’s ability to understand people, interpret events, communicate, and interact with others. Autism spectrum disorders are caused by complex genetic and environmental factors beyond the control of the child or the child’s family. Speech, behavior, and occupational therapy provided early in a child’s life have been found to be particularly beneficial to a child’s cognitive, communication, and behavioral skills. Group psychotherapy allows a child to practice language, behavior, and social skills in a carefully structured setting. Social skills training groups teach children to assess their behaviors in social settings and provide guidance in appropriate social behaviors. School-based counseling assists a child in adjusting to the demands of school. School counselors can develop helpful techniques to aid a child in the classroom, on the playground, and during the transition between school and home. Individual psychotherapy may be helpful to address particular social, emotional, or behavioral issues.

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