61. Life Story: Fighting To Be A Family A narrative of one family's struggle with attachment disorder, by Lilly W. Heyen. http://www.babycenter.com/essay/4527.html

var ACM, oPopup, oDefPopup, offsetTop=10, offsetLeft=10; Search Articles Store Already a member? Log in Home Baby Development highlights ... Development index Fighting to be a family LILY W. HEYEN I should have anticipated trouble when I saw the orphanage. Like most of the buildings in Eastern Europe, it was huge, ugly, barely functional. The winter freeze lived in the walls, the radiators impotent against the magnitude of the chill. The children were dressed in layers of unmatched clothing of varying size. The cold reflected more than the winter season. "Are there any children in this orphanage who are available for adoption?" we asked. Our translator questioned the director. A moment later came the answer that changed our lives. "There is a little boy. He is almost 4. He has rather big ears." My husband and I exchanged hopeful glances. "Can we see him?" Mickey was quiet, subdued, barely curious about the strangers who reached out their hands and attempted to lift him into their waiting laps. He resisted. He never made a sound. No matter. We fancied ourselves in love at first sight. After all, hadn't we always heard that loving a child enough would solve all problems? A good home, loving parents. What could go wrong? Effective attachment disorder. I'd never heard the term until Mickey came into my life in the winter of 1993. From that point on, I cohabitated with the disorder like someone in an abusive marriage with no means of escape.

62. EMedicine - Child Abuse & Neglect: Reactive Attachment Disorder : Article By Mar Child Abuse Neglect Reactive attachment disorder attachment disorders are thepsychological result of negative experiences with caregivers, usually since http://www.emedicine.com/PED/topic2646.htm

(advertisement) Home Specialties CME PDA ... Patient Education Articles Images CME Patient Education Advanced Search Link to this site Back to: eMedicine Specialties Pediatrics Last Updated: February 28, 2003 Rate this Article Email to a Colleague Synonyms and related keywords: RAD, attachment disorder, hospitalism, disorder of nonattachment, promiscuous attachment disorder, disinhibited attachment disorder, disinhibited reactive attachment disorder, disinhibited RAD, inhibited attachment disorder, inhibited reactive attachment disorder, inhibited RAD, reversed attachment, angry attachment AUTHOR INFORMATION Section 1 of 10 Author Information Introduction Clinical Differentials ... Bibliography Author: Martin Maldonado-Durán, MD , Principal Investigator for Child and Family Center, Department of Psychiatry, Child and Adolescent Division, Menninger Clinic Coauthor(s): Linda Helmig, PhD , Child Psychologist, Researcher, Department of Child and Family Center, Menninger Clinic; Teresa Lartigue, PhD , Director of Program Research of the Mexican Psychiatric Association, Department of Reproductive Epidemiology, National Institute of Perinatology; Emeritus Professor, Department of Psychology, Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico

63. Diane Feinberg, M.Ed. - Attachment Therapy Specialist Treatment and training for reactive attachment disorder through corrective attachment therapy. Find a description of services, including eye movement desensitization and reprocessing. http://www.dianefeinberg.com

Add yourself to my mailing list! (enter email address): subscribe unsubscribe ABOUT DIANE FEINBERG, M.Ed., LPC Diane has been a Psychotherapist for over 28 years and has worked in residential and outpatient treatment centers. She was in private practice in Connecticut for twelve years before accepting a position as Clinical Director of an Attachment Center. For over eight years, her main focus has been treating attachment-disrupted children and their families. Currently, Diane maintains a private practice in Santa Fe, New Mexico and conducts seminars on Attachment throughout the United States. Diane travels to the homes of families with children who suffer from Attachment Disorder, working with them for seven to ten days at a time, usually coordinating with a local Therapist for follow-up therapy. dianefeinberg@earthlink.net

64. Attachment Disorder Therapy attachment disorder Therapy. Individuals that are not adequately nurtured and caredfor as babies may suffer with a condition known as attachment disorder. http://www.familyattachment.com/pages/therapy.html

Attachment Disorder Therapy But what happens when a baby's needs are not met? When a mother refuses to feed the baby or rejects it? When a baby is abandoned in a dumpster or on a doorstep? When the adults that are supposed to provide food and safety instead sexually or physically abuse the baby or ignore its cries for attention? Individuals that are not adequately nurtured and cared for as babies may suffer with a condition known as Attachment Disorder. Learn more about Attachment Disorder Therapy: Family Attachment Narrative Therapy Intensive Program Day Treatment Program Outcomes Training Opportunities ... Memberships and Related Links This page was last updated on July 07, 2001.

65. Attachment Disorder attachment disorder. What is an attachment disorder? One such problemthat children sometimes develop is called an attachment disorder. http://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/adoption/resources/attach.html

Attachment Disorder What is an attachment disorder? How does attachment theory explain problem behavior in children? The experiences that the child has with his or her primary caregiver leads to the development of a set of ideas about the world that consists of the child’s expectations about love and care from others.  The secure child has good self-esteem (a sense that he or she is worthwhile and that people care) and feels self-confident.  His or her ideas about the world are such that he or she attributes responsiveness, warmth and trust to others.  These positive ideas about people set the stage for cooperative interactions. Children who have been mistreated or abused may become insecure and, as a result, may not view the world as a safe place.  These children can be disruptive as a way of attempting to regulate caregiving patterns.  While their strategies are ineffective, disruptive behavior such as whining, noncompliance, and other negative forms of attention seeking behaviors may serve to regulate the parent’s proximity and monitoring of the child.  The child does this because previous care was problematic and the child is insecure. What type of parent-child relationship problems lead to attachment disorders?

66. Attachment Disorder Help - Piedmont Attachment Center WinstonSalem, North Carolina facility providing attachment parenting and counseling services. Includes Category Health Mental Health attachment disorder......attachment disorder treatment for families who struggle with attachmentand bonding. Hope from the Piedmont Attachment Center. Therapy. http://www.attachtherapy.com/TPAC.htm

Therapy My mission is to utilize the natural processes of attachment and bonding to facilitate healing within children and their families. Traditional therapies (play, talk and expressive) do not work with children who have attachment and bonding problems because they rely on the ability to form a trusting reciprocal relationship with the therapist, something a child with RAD cannot do! Therefore, professionals at the Piedmont Attachment Center, Inc. rely on a myriad of treatment techniques designed to reach the unreachable child. These techniques and interventions are tailored to meet the individual needs of the child and family in treatment and may include cognitive restructuring, psychodrama, holding, reparenting, behavioral management, narrative therapy, EMDR® and Theraplay®. I also utilize family and couples therapy to help parents and siblings heal from the emotional wounds that result from living with a rage-filled child. All therapy occurs within a nurturing, supportive and safe environment with active primary caregiver participation. The Piedmont Attachment Center, Inc.

67. Institute For Children & Families Areas of expertise at the West Chester, Pennsylvania institute are reactive attachment disorder, PTSD, ADHD, adoption issues, pediatric trauma and sexual abuse, childhood anxiety and depression. http://www.instituteforchildren.com/

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68. RAD Reactive Attachment Disorder @ Attachment Center West Provides Professional 22, Mar. 22 more ATTACh's 15th Annual Attachment Conference Sept. Copyright© 19992002. Attachment Center West. All rights reserved. http://www.attachmentcenterwest.com/faqs.shtml

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69. Attachment Disorder, Attachment Therapy - Evergreen Consultants In Human Behavio An Evergreen, Colorado center for the treatment of attachment disorder. Find a description of the disorder, including a symptom checklist, and articles on the subject. Purchase informational videos and books, or download an application packet. http://www.attachmenttherapy.com/

Evergreen Consultants In Human Behavior 28000 Meadow Dr. Suite 206 Evergreen, Co 80439 303.674.8769-fax evcons@aol.com Books Success in Parenting Audio Tapes of Attachment, When Love is Not Enough Click Here to order ... Application Packet (PDF format) WELCOME from Evergreen Consultants in Human Behavior. Thank you for your interest in our therapeutic services. We have assembled the latest information about the nature of attachment disorder and the specifics of our Two-Week Intensive Attachment Therapy Program. WHO ARE THE EVERGREEN CONSULTANTS Evergreen Consultants in Human Behavior, was founded by Foster Cline, M.D. in 1971. Evergreen Consultants remains on the cutting edge of developing and refining therapeutic and parenting methods for attachment and bonding. EC is internationally recognized in attachment therapy utilizing the Two-week Intensive model. This treatment approach has been featured on national television (e.g. 20/20, Dateline NBC, The Reporters) and in professional publications. It is our goal to provide the highest quality treatment available for the healing of attachment disordered children and their families. To that end, we would like to share our mission statement and personal pledge.

70. Attachment Poor Attachment attachment disorder. What is an attachment disorder?What How do you parent a child with attachment disorder? Why http://www.olderchildadoption.com/rad/attachdisordersum.htm

Our Story Pre-Adoption Parenting Shopping ... Send Page To a Friend Attachment Poor Attachments - Attachment Disorder Attachment Parenting Books Attachment Kids' Books ... Older Child Adoption Discussion Forum Share, ask questions, find support. Website Info -Advertise Write for Us -Adoption questions? Email us Poor Attachment - Attachment Disorder What is an attachment disorder? What do you do if your child's attachment doesn't feel solid? How do you parent a child with attachment disorder? Why is it so hard to parent a RAD child? You'll find practical information here and a viewpoint that not only can children heal from RAD, but parents can and will survive and grow as their child heals. The terms "attachment disorder" and "reactive attachment disorder (RAD)" are used interchangeably. RAD Introduction RAD Parenting ... Support/Resources RAD (reactive attachment disorder) is treatable. RAD is VERY challenging to live with. RAD is often misunderstood. RAD is often under-diagnosed. Many people, including doctors and therapists, are unfamiliar with RAD and its proper treatment. Parents of children with attachment disorder are...

71. Welcome To Love And Logic Offers parenting strategies that can be utilized with children with attachment disorder. Purchase books, or find a schedule of seminars. http://www.loveandlogic.com/

Our quality Love and Logic products provide parents and teachers with easy-to-use, practical techniques that help adults achieve respectful and healthy relationships with children. Our products teach the unique Love and Logic approach to raising children that puts teachers and parents in control, teaches children to be responsible and prepares them for the real world. We will help you raise children who are honest, caring, and ethical. Children who are prepared to make positive contributions. Email us to order a catalog today. Please include your full mailing address. New Article! Helping Kids Feel Safe During the War Raising Strong Yet Compassionate Children (pdf file) Professional Development for Educators and Parents: Teachers and parents who attend a Love and Logic conference will learn skills and techniques for raising children who make more responsible and respectful decisions. For more information about our conferences and a complete listing of presentations visit our Professional Development pages. Here are a just a few of the conferences that are rapidly approaching: June 16 - 21, 2003 (Mon. - Sat.)

72. Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD): From Awarenss To Growth Attachment awareness for adoptive parents including RAD (reactive attachmentdisorder) information. attachment disorder Characteristics. http://www.olderchildadoption.com/rad/

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73. Beatitude House An Evergreen, Colorado ministry that seeks to bring God's healing to Christian adoptive families who are struggling with attachment disorder. http://www.beatitudehouse.org

74. Diagnosis Of Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) Diagnoses of Reactive attachment disorder (RAD). Fifth, the parents complete severalquestionnaires such as the Randolph attachment disorder Questionnaire. http://www.adopting.org/DrArt/diagnosisrad.html

Post to Art's bulletin board: click here and look for current Post Adoption Board Email this to a friend Diagnoses of Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) There are several different sub-types of RAD. The ambivalent sub-type can be described as an "in-your-face" child. This is the child who is angry, oppositional, and who can be violent. The anxious sub-type is clingy, anxious, shows separation anxieties, among other symptoms. The avoidant sub-type is often overlooked. This child is very compliant, agreeable, and superficially engaging. This child often has a lack of depth to his emotions and functions as an "as-if" child; meaning that he tries to do and say what you want, but is not genuine, authentic, or real in emotional engagement. Finally, there is the disorganized subtype. This child often presents with bizarre symptoms. Attachment Disorder Checklist A professional assessment is necessary to determine whether or not a child has an Attachment disorder. At the Center we use several tests as part of a comprehensive assessment to determine what attachment issues are causing problems and what will be the most effective treatment plan. We work very closely with the parents to develop a plan to help remdiate attachment problems. This checklist can help you identify areas of potential problem. This checklist is not meant to substitute for a professional assessment and treatment plan. Circle the items if they are frequently or often true.

75. Attach-China Provided by a mother whose child is healing from attachment disorder. Includes articles on attachment issues and suggestions for parenting children with detachment issues. http://www.attach-china.org/

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76. Attachment Disorder Checklist By Dr. Arthur Becker-Weidman Email this to a friend. attachment disorder Checklist. A professional assessmentis necessary to determine whether or not a child has an attachment disorder. http://www.adopting.org/weidmanAttachmentCheck.html

Post to Art's bulletin board: click here and look for current Post Adoption Board Email this to a friend Attachment Disorder Checklist A professional assessment is necessary to determine whether or not a child has an Attachment disorder. At the Center we use several tests as part of a comprehensive assessment to determine what attachment issues are causing problems and what will be the most effective treatment plan. We work very closely with the parents to develop a plan to help remediate attachment problems. This checklist can help you identify areas of potential problem. This checklist is not meant to substitute for a professional assessment and treatment plan. Circle the items if they are frequently or often true. My child acts cute or charms others to get others to do what my child wants. My child often does not make eye contact when adults want to make eye contract with my child. My child is overly friendly with strangers. My child pushes me away or becomes stiff when I try to hug, unless my child wants something from me.

77. Reactive Attachment Disorder Reactive attachment disorder is the inability to trust. It develops fromsevere Reactive attachment disorder Guide picks. RAD is the result http://specialchildren.miningco.com/cs/radattachment/

zfp=-1 About Parenting Special Needs Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Parenting Special Needs with Jody Swarbrick Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS We're in this Together RAD Forum "Support Center" Start a Support Group ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Reactive Attachment Disorder Guide picks RAD is the result of chaos and neglect early on in a child's life. The child is unable to trust, which in turn creates frightening and violent behaviors. Top 5 Help and Hope Books for Reactive Attachment Disorder Parenting a child diagnosed with Reactive Attachment Disorder requires a great deal of emotional support and professional input. The selected Guide Picks offer families help and hope. Rad Center Information to empower families and children who are coping with Reactive Attachment Disorder. About Building the Bonds Nancy (Sass) Ashe, our terrific Guide to Adoption has chosen Net links that will enhance your ability to build a strong bond with your child. Help Your Child Develop a Healthy Attachment Ten steps to helping your adopted child develop a healthy relationship. Learn how to strengthen bonds.

78. Attachment Disorder Register Your Child Today. UK database and registry for children and adults with the symptoms of reactive attachment disorder. http://www.rad-uk.fslife.co.uk

Welcome to RAD-UK web site If you have a child who has the symptoms of Reactive Attachment Disorder you need to register on this web site to day. This is the only UK register for children and Adults who have the symptoms of RAD. If we are going to make a difference to way this disorder is treated then we must stand together and be counted. We are counting your child. Your child and the RAD children of the future are counting on you! Please support this web site by helping to create the only database of RAD affected children and Adults in the UK. If you have a child with this disorder Click Enter

79. Institute For Attachment Family Development What Is An attachment disorder is a condition in which individuals have difficultyforming loving, lasting intimate relationships. Attachment http://www.instituteforattachment.org/whatisit.htm

80. Wat Nu? Index Vereniging Voor Ouders Van Bodemloze Kinderen. Belgian Selfhelpgro Belgian group for parents of children with reactive attachment disorder, including basic information about the disorder in multiple languages. http://home.tiscali.be/watnu/

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