RAD Food: Reactive Attachment Disorder
RAD food in America meant that you would never go hungry! It also meant something I hadn’t anticipated. RAD Food. It’s Always a Big Deal. Amy and... Read More →
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RAD School: Reactive Attachment Disorder
It’s good and it’s bad. It’s happy and sad. I love to hate RAD school. Or maybe I hate to love it. Ahhh… The Double Edged Sword of Back to School... Read More →
RAD Exhaustion: Reactive Attachment Disorder
All of us need to find ways to replenish our emotional and energy reserves at a faster rate than we deplete them, to avoid the catastrophe of RAD... Read More →
RAD Broke: Reactive Attachment Disorder
I could go RAD broke suing the state, but the law breaker had no threat or incentive to keep him from breaking the law. If I Had a Nickel for... Read More →
RAD Safety: Reactive Attachment Disorder
In the RAD cycles of three-steps-forward—two-steps-back, soon after rock-bottom, something happens. I’m convinced the change is related to RAD... Read More →
RAD Rebuilding: Reactive Attachment Disorder
While I hoped that her going back to work meant RAD rebuilding, another step forward, she just figured she needed to turn up the charm.... Read More →
Beyond RAD: Reactive Attachment Disorder
The fascinating thing to me is that the study and understanding of Reactive Attachment Disorder has gone far beyond RAD. The Big Picture... Read More →
RAD Loyalty: Reactive Attachment Disorder
Children with Reactive Attachment Disorder learn they are most effective at taking care of themselves when they use RAD loyalty; i.e. no loyalty... Read More →
RAD Backup: Reactive Attachment Disorder
RAD backup was the only thing that kept our marriage and our family together. When marriages fail, it’s because someone in the relationship isn’t... Read More →
RAD Sex: Reactive Attachment Disorder
RAD sex is something big enough that we can’t deal with it secretly, alone, at home. Sorry, I wish I could tell you otherwise. I Know we Don’t... Read More →
RAD Age: Reactive Attachment Disorder
“Which of my ages do you want me to act?” My daughter’s RAD age, at any given minute, might be anywhere between four and... Read More →
RAD Excitement (No! Nooo!!!) Reactive Attachment Disorder
That poor, traumatized child, for all intents and purposes, was afraid! RAD excitement made my daughter feel exactly the same as fear did.... Read More →
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