Five Coping Strategies for RAD Parents
These coping strategies for RAD parents (aka parents of children with Reactive Attachment Disorder) are necessary to survive life with a special, yet challenging, child. Read up on our five most valuable tips for surviving your "radish".
Five Coping Strategies for Parents of Kids with RAD (Reactive Attachment Disorder) Coping Strategies for RAD Parents Remember that it’s not your fault Do what must be done with confidence Forgive yourself Find respite care and use it Create a good support network Coping while parenting a child with RAD is tough. If you have a child with Reactive Attachment Disorder, you probably never pictured parenting looking like this. Rather than cuddles and sweet smiles from your child, you deal with violent arguments, swearing, screaming, and damage of your home and possessions. This is far beyond
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