What children need the help of a psychologist

What does every parent dream of? Surely that his child will eventually become a happy, successful, respected person. No one wants to think that their child will grow into a criminal.

But the prerequisites for this, according to psychologists, are caused not so much by upbringing as by innate inclinations that are noticeable already in the first 3-4 years.

And today's edition. "Site" You will learn how to distinguish a future maniac from a normal child. This is important because even the worst inclinations at a young age can be corrected.





Of course, every parent, even noticing something strange in his child, prefers to brush off and not think about the bad. “This is a child, he does not understand that it is impossible,” loving parents comfort themselves. And these signs of mental disorder in children They say it’s time to get professional help.

1. A deliberate violation of the rules
   A child understands when he is doing something wrong. But if that awareness doesn’t stop you from repeating yourself, but only encourages you to do the wrong thing over and over again, then it’s a wake-up call.
2. Intimidating others
   We know from the movies that psychopaths were often abused as children. However, more often, an unstable child tends to offend others, revelling in a sense of his own superiority. And if a three-year-old kid hurts his peers and gets pleasure from it, something is wrong with him.
   
   
   
   
3. No sense of guilt.
   In the early years of life, children understand when they hurt others. In a normal child, this will cause remorse. Children with mental disabilities worry little about the feelings of others and do not repent.
4. Closeness
   Future maniacs are in no hurry to make friends, and if they do, it is only for their own benefit. They just don't need friends. And if another child takes the initiative to make friends, then, seeing the true face of a potential “friend”, he will be scared and change his mind.
5. Manipulation
   Future psychopaths do not suffer from remorse, but are willing to pretend to get what they want. It’s not about asking for candy or new toys, it’s normal for a child. But more calculating manipulation, devoid of emotional coloring, is a wake-up call for parents.
   
   
   
   
6. Absence of fear
   A child with psychopathic tendencies is not only less emotional, but also almost does not feel fear. With age, he risks more and more, and the stakes become higher. Of course, if a child skates, then this can not be considered a deviation. But if he unnecessarily exposes himself to danger, then it is worth thinking.
7. Lies for pleasure.
   If a child is constantly cheating for no reason, he may just like the process. And if after exposure, the child falls into hysteria, then it is definitely worth reducing him to a psychologist.
   
   
   
   
8. Irresponsibility
   The love of blaming others is the most common motivation of criminals. Since childhood, they are offended by the world and others, considering themselves to be such angels in cages. In any failure, the future maniac will find many excuses, but the responsibility will not take.
9. Love for praise
   It's okay to be happy that someone has noticed your progress. However, a child with mental disorders will seek rewards at all costs, even if they have to hurt others.
   
   
   
   
10. Cruelty to animals
    Perhaps the most obvious sign that a future sadist is growing up in a family is animal cruelty. The connection here is so obvious that US intelligence agencies are already registering such cases, calculating potential criminals. And if the child likes to torture domestic animals, then immediately lead him to a psychiatrist.

Psychopathic children - family trouble. There are cases when even professional help could not fix the child and the parents hoped that their child, at least, will be able not to thunder in prison.

Psychopaths can pretend to be normal people. And if you think that the new acquaintance is a little strange, then check it for these 10 signs. You may be dealing with a mentally ill person.