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Annual Gratitude report

2024 Year in Review

We advocate and educate on behalf of families everywhere because of you.

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Left to right above: RAD Advocates COO Heather Houze and CEO Amy VanTine

Reflecting with Gratitude

It all began with a mom and an online search. Amy VanTine desperately needed help for her daughter with reactive attachment disorder (RAD), an affliction of the brain that develops from early trauma.

 

From various therapies to multiple parenting techniques, Amy had tried it all. Meanwhile, her daughter was getting more sick and the family was falling apart. The impact of her daughter’s early trauma severely impacted everyone in the home.

 

Through her search, Amy found other parents dealing with the same struggles. In 2017, Amy and two other moms started the nonprofit organization RAD Advocates. RAD Advocates has been on a mission to educate and advocate to equip families, communities and professionals to effectively support children with RAD ever since.

 

Thanks to our members, volunteers, donors and other supporters, RAD Advocates reaches more families and communities each day. We're incredibly grateful for your support.

The NavRAD Experience

NavRAD isn't really a conference. It's a guided experience for those raising kids with developmental trauma to connect and create a personal plan forward. We travel to a different state each year to bring that experience to as many people as possible.

 

Experience the next NavRAD for yourself. Missed NavRAD? Consider membership.

RAD Advocates guides and advocate for parents as they navigate developmental trauma/reactive attachment disorder.

RAD Advocates, a nonprofit organization founded by parents, educates about developmental trauma disorder and advocates for those raising children with the disorder. 

Disclaimer: The information provided by representatives of RAD Advocates is for informational purposes only and not for the purpose of providing legal advice. You should contact your attorney to obtain advice with respect to any particular issue or problem. Representatives for RAD Advocates are not licensed therapists.

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