‘Antisocial behaviour’ (ASB) describes the harmful, disruptive or disrespectful actions that affect society. It comes in many forms, including inappropriate displays of anger, vandalism, harassment and other criminal activities. This mental health course discusses the role of family dynamics, parenting techniques and how a child's environment can significantly impact the likelihood of their engaging in unhealthy types of conduct. We explain how to focus on these factors in treatments to effectively minimise the risk of antisocial behaviour in young individuals.

Antisocial behaviour can significantly impact people and society. It can worsen crime, hurt friendships and lower quality of life for everyone involved. This course explores the causes of ASB and explains how to help people who show signs of such behaviour and prevent it from worsening. We compare the different kinds of destructive behaviour to help you understand people with a particular mental health condition.

This programme examines important UK regulations applicable to antisocial behaviour. We describe different ways to stop lousy conduct before it happens. We also provide tips and recommendations on controlling emotions so you understand the importance of proper anger management. These skills can help you in your personal and professional life, especially when dealing with difficult people or situations. They are particularly useful if you work with young people and want to know how to handle disagreements and create a happy work environment. Join us to learn how to handle antisocial behaviour and make a positive impact on the people around you.