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Aspects of the RAD presentation such as indiscriminate friendliness (a core feature of disinhibited reactive attachment disorder) may be overlooked in a child who presents from the general population.
Reactive attachment disorder in the general population: a hidden ESSENCE disorder
Report of the APSAC task force on attachment therapy, reactive attachment disorder, and attachment problems.
Children of neglect with attachment and time perception deficits: strategies and interventions
Hope for high risk and rage filled children: Reactive attachment disorder. Evergreen, CO: E.
Trauma and psychotherapy: implications from a behavior analysis perspective
Another attachment specific instrument that we use in our clinic is The Reactive Attachment Disorder Questionnaire (Minnis, Pelosi, Knapp, & Dunn, 2001).
The development of an assessment protocol for Reactive Attachment Disorder
As the author delves into the symptoms and treatments for reactive attachment disorder (RAD), she also repairs her relationship with her own mother.
Rescuing Julia Twice: A Mother's Tale of Russian Adoption and Overcoming Reactive Attachment Disorder
Due to Delana's desire to help families understand the challenges faced the first year, from meeting your child to dealing with reactive attachment disorder and special needs, she includes chapters on labor, delivery, newborn, homecoming, crawling, and forever family.
Autographed Copies of Nine Year Pregnancy Available for Adoption Awareness Month
Hanson RF and Spratt EG, 'Reactive Attachment Disorder: what we know about the disorder and the implications for treatment', Child Maltreatment 5:2, pp 137-45, 2000
Fostering attachments in looked after children: further insight into the group-based programme for foster carers
Chronic disruption of early childhood attachment patterns may result in Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD), a commonly misunderstood and under-diagnosed disorder.
In-home treatment of reactive attachment disorder in a therapeutic foster care system: a case example. (Practice)
American Academy of Child and Adult Psychiatry, Practice Parameter for the Assessment and Treatment of Children and Adolescents with Reactive Attachment Disorder of Infancy and Early Childhood, Washington DC: American Academy of Child and Adult Psychiatry, 2005; see www.aacap.org
Core principles and therapeutic objectives for therapy with adoptive and permanent foster families
In addition, ADHD is part of the differential diagnosis for bipolar illness, as are childhood psychotic disorders, substance-induced mood disorder, separation anxiety disorder, and reactive attachment disorder.
Bipolarity and ADHD: symptom overlap makes for tricky Dx: comorbidity common
Parents should be informed that many foreign adoptees exhibit behavior problems such as reactive attachment disorder, and institutional behaviors such as tongue thrusting and head bobbing.
Meeting the behavioral and medical needs of foreign adoptees. (Three Phases of Care)
Critics of attachment therapy argue that all treatments specific to reactive attachment disorder (RAD) are unproved and potentially dangerous.
New Law Targets Rebirthing Therapy

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