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RAD Advocates guides and advocate for parents as they navigate developmental trauma/reactive attachment disorder.

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You have various opportunities to support families parenting children with developmental trauma, commonly diagnosed as reactive attachment disorder.

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Give a one-time gift to our family scholarship fund. You'll give guidance to a RAD family who can't otherwise afford it. At the same time, you help to sustain our organization.

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Give RAD families support throughout their seasons of struggle. At the same time, sustain the future of our organization. Donate monthly to our family scholarship fund now.

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Gift support to a RAD family in your life. Click below to let us know about the family in need and which support membership you'd like to give them.

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Haley, RAD Advocates member

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Haley, RAD Advocates member

Haley chats about how she became a RAD Advocates member as a parent of a child with reactive attachment disorder.

A Chat with Ryan: His Way to Educate Professionals About RAD

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A Chat with Ryan: His Way to Educate Professionals About RAD

Ryan Brunner, psychology professor and parent of a child with reactive attachment disorder (RAD), chats about his work on the education committee with RAD Advocates. He discusses how the lack of information about RAD in higher education impacts families raising children with RAD and ways he's helping make change.

RAD Support Matters

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RAD Support Matters

Amy & Patrick were in a dark place with their daughter with RAD when they reached out to RAD Advocates. Thankfully, they found help when they needed it. Give support to families like them through the RAD Advocates scholarship fund. radadvocates.org/join

Micaela

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Micaela

Anne

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Anne

Mom of a child with reactive attachment disorder

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Mom of a child with reactive attachment disorder

Christine

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Christine

Paul

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Paul

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