Podcast – Listen to But He Spit In My Coffee FREE
Excited to announce that my audiobook is now FREE to listen to on the But, He Spit in My Coffee
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Books
Introducing the Self-Care Workbook That Gets It
Raising a child with special needs—like autism or Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD)—especially after adoption or foster care, can feel isolating and overwhelming. This trauma-informed workbook offers realistic tools and validating support for parents facing intense behaviors and emotional dysregulation. Created by a fellow mom, it’s made for those raising kids with big needs—and few resources.
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Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD): The Essential Guide for Parents
If you are struggling to parent a child with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD), this is the resource you need. No
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Free Resources: Books, Audiobook, and More
Looking for free resources on Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD), adoption, and special needs parenting?
Author and advocate Keri Williams offers free books through Kindle Unlimited, a free audiobook via podcast, and regular eBook giveaways. Perfect for parents, professionals, and anyone supporting a child with trauma or attachment challenges.
365 Days of Wisdom & Encouragement for RAD Parents
A daily companion for parents raising children with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD).
365 Days of Wisdom & Encouragement offers trauma-informed support, validation, and real-life insight—one day at a time. Available in two versions: a standard edition and a journaling edition with space to reflect. Ideal for adoptive and foster parents navigating attachment trauma and behavioral challenges.
5 reasons why this book is perfect for anyone in your life who doesn’t “get it”
The book “But, He Spit in My Coffee” provides insight into Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) through a narrative format that immerses readers in the experiences of families affected by this condition. Written for those unfamiliar with RAD, it strikes a balance between realism and readability while encouraging empathy and understanding without being preachy.
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But, He Spit in my Coffee: A reads-like-fiction memoir about adopting a child with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD)
This memoir recounts a mother’s harrowing journey as she faces the challenges of raising her adopted son, Devon, who struggles with Reactive Attachment Disorder. As his violent behaviors intensify, Keri grapples with the impossibility of keeping her family safe while navigating a flawed mental health system. The story reveals systemic failures affecting families like hers.
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