Grief over a loss of something or somebody important. Death of a parent, family member, close friend or loss of house and property are something which could cause a person to feel frustrated, angry, insecure and be afraid. There are children who would not show immediate response to loss, but would eventually develop agitated attitude as an outlet of their emotions. Another way would be by having open communication with your support group, which may consist of family, friends, co-workers or classmates and teachers. Talk to them, especially when something has been worrying you for quite some time already. Sharing the burden with the people you trust will definitely lighten your load. The usual observation: the adolescent is apparently drawn out: socially, behaviorally, mentally and emotionally. The adolescent would still show signs of difficulty in concentrating to achieve and execute tasks. Because tasks and responsibilities are accumulating and getting eventually complicated as people grow up, the adolescent with attention deficit disorder is held back and is left behind by adolescents of the same age. Most of the causes of adult behavior issues are medical and psychiatric disorders and traumatic experiences. Adult ADHD Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD does not only distresses children, in fact about 1 to 5% of adults have ADHD. It could anxiety, low self-esteem, being impulsive, procrastinate, forgetfulness, lack of organization, difficulty concentrating, relationship and commitment problems, and anger management. Observe better communication skills- When you get angry, try to avoid blurting out initial thoughts that come from your head. Learn to self-edit. Slow down and carefully assess things you want to say before screaming them out. Simultaneously, try to listen well to what other people want to say. Avoid any occasion of anger- If you think attending a social gathering, going to a specific venue, or doing certain activities would only make you uncontrollably angry try your best to avoid them. Our office allows their employees to bring their children from time to time to the office. Normally children act shyly at first but it s a given that they ll soon begin to roam around and explore things. Almost all of the women at the office have kids and at one time or another, they have already brought their kids to work.