An intelligent young boy might be book smart, but his behavior at school is becoming problematic - he lashes out in anger at his teachers and classmates, and has trouble fitting in. His parents see two faces - the sweet boy at the family dinner table - and the one who always gets in trouble when he's in class. How can they help him cope? A family therapist suggests looking for other hobby activities where he may feel a greater sense of belonging and community - chess, art lessons, music lessons, and more. 

For Norway's Foreldrekoden.