RAD Thinking: Reactive Attachment Disorder
When RAD thinking is active, bad grades, disappointed parents and frustrated friends are small potatoes. What in the Name of All That’s Holy, was... Read More →
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RAD Compromising. The Deal is Never Done.
RAD compromising means a new argument each day, beginning with the most liberal interpretation of an immoveable line that was agreed to the day... Read More →
RAD Good Days: Reactive Attachment Disorder
RAD good days can be as simple as a moment of holdings hands, instigated by a child with no ulterior motive. The Good Days are Exquisite May... Read More →
RAD Unfairness: Nothing About Reactive Attachment Disorder is Fair
RAD unfairness is worse than regular unfairness and I wanted someone to fix it. I wanted someone to make it fair. I’m Tired of Being Punished for... Read More →
RAD Time Devouring: Reactive Attachment Disorder
RAD time devouring is one of the most straining effects of Reactive Attachment Disorder on otherwise healthy families. My Daughter was a Well... Read More →
When I do Good I Get Good Consequences
At different time I have [bad] behaviors. I try to run away and hurt myself. But now it’s different. Now I keep rules and be happy. I know that... Read More →
RAD Charm and Reactive Attachment Disorder
When my daughter laid RAD charm of overwhelming but equal amounts on everyone, I simply wanted to expose her deception. Charming? She’s Not the... Read More →
RAD Discipline Applied to Reactive Attachment Disorder
RAD discipline is critical to retraining our children who have Reactive Attachment Disorder, but it is also something that can go deadly wrong.... Read More →
RAD Lesson: The Ten Most Important Things I Learned from Greg Keck
My RAD lesson: The ten most important lessons I learned from reading Dr. Keck’s writings are what I credit with saving our family. His Writings... Read More →
RAD Lying and Reactive Attachment Disorder
Our first step in learning to not take RAD lying personally is to realize that it is merely a tool that evolved out of necessity. I’m Just... Read More →
RAD Cycles: Reactive Attachment Disorder
The RAD cycles experienced by people who suffer from Reactive Attachment Disorder and gambling addicts have quite a bit in common. Round and... Read More →
RAD Homework Versus Reactive Attachment Disorder
We have set aside the appropriate amount of time for school-type work every evening. Dad’s RAD homework is always harder than school homework!... Read More →
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