Disability, as the word reads, is the inability to function in a normal manner on a day to day basis. It can be either physical disability or mental disability and can prevent a person from living a healthy, normal life. One such disability is the conduct or behaviour disorder. It is also known as the "disruptive behaviour disorder." Children and adolescents are more likely to be inflicted with this kind of disorder. People suffering from conduct disorder exhibit repeated socially offensive behaviour, like violation of personal/property rights. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has made way for Disability Tax Credits to be provided to people suffering from this disability.

Several factors may lead to conduct disorder symptoms in a person. The reasons can arise from genes or environment exposure or a combination of both. There are certain individuals who are more prone to developing this disorder due to several reasons, like damage to the brain, exposure to abuse, incompetency at school level or any disturbing experience in life. It can also be totally gene based due to reasons still not completely known. When such weaknesses are combined with high threat environmental factors, the chances of developing the conduct disorder are extremely high. Thanks to the Disability Tax Credits benefit which provides a light at the end of the tunnel.

There are several symptoms to determine this type of disability and to begin a prompt treatment procedure. A person suffering from conduct disorder shows signs of serious aggression and poses a threat to harm all living beings. The behaviour is erratic and often leads to property damage or destruction. The person is prone to telling unscrupulous lies or even turning to theft. Breach of rules, alcoholism or substance abuse or promiscuity/advanced sexual activity, are other indications of the disorder.

The conduct disorder has its own set of complications too. These can be both short-term and long-term. The disability increases the rate of depression and suicidal tendencies. Even the rate of getting injured due to social outbursts, discharge from school, college or workplace and poor academic performance are high. Such patients face a challenge in fostering a bond with peers and/or adults in the long run. They may find it challenging to inhabit a foster home or their adoptive homes. Due to such unpredictable behaviour, the person can also have frequent brush with the law. The heightened sexual activity can even lead to sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).

The Disability Tax Credits and other benefits provided by the IRS make the life of the patient, his/her family members or dependents a whole lot easier. The Canadian Disability Corporation (CDC) makes it tremendously effortless for individuals with such disability, to receive the benefits that they are entitled for. A very simple process defined is to fill up a form, easily available online. The form primarily asks for details regarding your disability. This enables a qualified professional from the CDC team to research on the best options to avail of the disability tax credits. These professionals also provide guidance for the application process for these benefits. With the seasoned expertise of the Canadian Disability Corporation, the availing of disability benefits is 100% stress free and timely.