Category: Stories from the Trenches

What it’s like being the sibling of a child with RAD

“It’s like living in a prison. We can’t go anywhere. All doors are locked. Alarms everywhere. We can’t have friends

Guest post by Terrie, RAD mom Today I remember all the dads – adoptive, foster, step and birth – for

Here’s a story from Sandi: At age 10, my son was diagnosed with RAD (Reactive Attachment Disorder). He is 17 now, and he

An adopted child’s time in an orphanage deprived him of his vital need for love, touch, and nurture, which serve

Here are the stories of one dozen children with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) and how their families found the answers

By elementary school, Zoe seemed either sad or moody most of the time and had few friends. While Zoe had

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