RAD Reflections

Dr. Madrid had never encountered reactive attachment disorder during his medical training. He and his wife learned through parenting.

Learn about the painful journey of a couple parenting a child with reactive attachment disorder and how RAD Advocates works toward change.

Not all children with reactive attachment disorder pose physical or emotional harm to others. The further their disorder lies across the spe

Reactive attachment disorder isn't usually what it seems to the outside world. And the assumptions around it hurt kids and families.

Though the road to and through reactive attachment disorder was long and winding, Amy's perseverance led her family to safety.

Navigating Reactive Attachment Disorder 2024 (NavRAD24) was full of tears, hope, laughter, connection and guidance.

Many people, including clinicians, do not understand that the whole family needs help for reactive attachment disorder. Here is one story.

Why do adoptions fail and how we can improve outcomes? Let's start by turning to the people who know best.

Join us for NavRAD22 in Georgia this October for a unique conference created just for those raising kids with reactive attachment disorder.

Most people don't realize how one person's childhood trauma can impact everyone around them.

When we work together, we can create a paradigm shift surrounding reactive attachment disorder. Become a RAD advocate, wherever you are.

Sateash understands that parents can’t fix reactive attachment disorder—a serious brain disorder caused from childhood trauma—with love.

Sunnybrook Children's Home staff members learn about the complex dynamics of reactive attachment during a virtual training by the...

At some point in our journey, most of us parenting a child impacted by early trauma find ourselves in over our heads. Where is the help?

Simply because a perpetrator is a child does not diminish the effects of abuse. Reactive attachment disorder impacts the whole family.