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This emphasis on the value of social and cognitive learning theories to assist foster and adopted children and their parents is of particular importance with regard to the use of behavioral analysis to explain and treat the behavior of children diagnosed with reactive attachment disorder (RAD).
Trauma and psychotherapy: implications from a behavior analysis perspective
Alternatively, other conditions, such as sensory integration dysfunction, post-traumatic stress disorder, learning disabilities, or reactive attachment disorder, may have been misdiagnosed as ADHD in this vulnerable population.
Educational outcomes of children adopted from Eastern Europe, now Ages 8-12
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
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
Pre-Brain Balance has an instructor/child ratio of 1:1 in each room, and our staff is specifically trained on how to handle the special needs of children who are on mild/moderate autism spectrum or have a Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) or Pervasive Development Disorder (PDD).
Atlanta-based Brain Balance Centers Providing Change for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder
This is an 18-item parent-report questionnaire, used to assess Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) behaviours, a psychological disorder sometimes found in young children who have failed to form attachments with one or more primary caregivers or who have had this attachment severely disrupted (Hanson and Spratt, 2000).
Fostering attachments in looked after children: further insight into the group-based programme for foster carers
We are puzzled about a diagnosis of Reactive Attachment Disorder in a middle-aged man, and we consider the use of the term "attachment disorder" tout court to be meaningless.
Letter to the editor
Reactive attachment disorder can occur when the potential for healthy development is damaged and a child has difficulty forming loving, lasting, intimate relationships.
`Love Letters' conveys message of caring; Group serving adoptive families to present play

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