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  1. Understanding Why: Understanding Attachment and How This Can Affect Education with Special Reference to Adopted Children and Young People and Those Looked After by Local Authorities by Mary Ryan, National Children's Bureau, 2006-12-31
  2. Stop Wasting My Time!: Case Studies of Pupils with Attachment Issues in Schools with Special Reference to Looked After and Adopted Children by Eileen Bebbington, 2005-05
  3. Children with Serious Conduct Issues, Part 2: A NEATS Assessment by Ph.D., LICSW Jane F. Gilgun, 2009-11-13
  4. Children with Serious Conduct Issues, Part 3: Guidelines for Case Planning by Ph.D., LICSW Jane F. Gilgun, 2009-11-13
  5. Children with SeriousConduct Issues: A Case Study, A NEATS Assessment, & Case Planning by Ph.D., LICSW Jane F. Gilgun, 2010-01-22

41. ODS ACONE Membership Lending Library Search Results
by Barbara Rila (1999) Reactive attachment Disorders. School issues of Older InternationallyAdopted children (ID Ng (1991) School presents special challenges to
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ATTACh is an international coalition of parents and professional involved with children who have attachment difficulties. The organization is dedicated in promoting the identification of attachment issues, and effective interventions and treatments.
http://www.attach.org/
WELCOME TO ATTACh The Association for Treatment and Training in the Attachment of Children (ATTACh) is an international coalition of parents, professionals and others working to increase awareness about attachment and its critical importance to human development. Founded in 1989 by leaders in the children's mental health field, ATTACh promotes clinical education, training and research, standards for ethical practice. ATTACh also helps develop diagnostic classifications in the mental health field, generates public policy discussions and offers family support. Membership in ATTACh is open to any therapist, parent or individual interested in attachment issues. What's New: Call for Presentations for the 2003 conference in Pittsburgh are now available! FOR MEMBERS ONLY - The monthly e-mail news update is a publication available to Newsletter subscribers and ATTACh members. All we need is your e-mail address and your membership name 11/26/02 - Credit card charge questions? People who have purchased items such as memberships, merchandise or paid for the conference on their credit cards will note that the vendor is listed as Children Unlimited, Inc.

45. Institute For Children & Families
Areas of expertise at the West Chester, Pennsylvania institute are reactive attachment disorder, PTSD, ADHD, adoption issues, pediatric trauma and sexual abuse, childhood anxiety and depression.
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The Institute for Children and Families is a Limited Liability Company created to bring together practitioners who offer the highest quality mental health care. Established in 2000, ICF is a leading regional center for psychosocial services...
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“ ...It is crucial to provide opportunity for children to discuss their concerns and to help them separate real from imagined fears. It is also important to limit exposure to..."
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Mother/Daughter team of Judy Ware and Catherine Lyet from Lancaster, PA will be speaking on Eating Disorders and Attachment and recovery on May 12, 2003 in West Chester, PA...

46. Challenges And Issues Books
specific ways of helping all special needs children and healing children with reactiveattachment disorder and to helping children work through issues of grief
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by Donna O'Toole Nicely organized, attractive, informative Help for the Hopeless Child
Presents reasons and explanations behind many post-institutionalized issues, especially children from eastern Europe. Also includes a format for dealing with some of these challenging children The Child With Special Needs
by Stanley I. Greenspan, M.D., 1998 Covering all kinds of disabilitiesincluding cerebral palsy, autism, retardation, ADD, and language problemsthis comprehensive guide offers parents specific ways of helping all special needs children reach their full intellectual and emotional potential. [From Amazon.com] The Explosive Child
by Ross Greene, Ph.D, 1999

47. RadKid.Org: Reactive Attachment Disorder And Detachment Issues
Find information, ideas, and support for parents and caregivers of children with detachment disorder. Includes a support forum and a resource directory for childhood behavioral issues.
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Reactive Attachment Disorder
I had heard of the terms before, but only a few months ago “reactive attachment disorder”, sometimes known as “detachment disorder”, or simply “attachment disorder”, held no personal significance to me. My wife and I took our nephew in to live with us a year ago last January. While we knew, and anticipated that there would be problems, we had no idea as to the extent of his disability. Our nephew has recently been diagnosed with Reactive Attachment Disorder, or RAD, and despite the fact that this is a disorder that was barely on my screen of consciousness six months ago, my wife and I both have come to understand it reasonably well. Making it go away is another matter entirely. As a paramedic for 20 years, I have come to appreciate signs and symptoms pointing to specific diagnoses, yet was astounded to see how closely and how clearly our nephew fit the pattern for reactive attachment disorder. I only wish that treating the problem were as easy as diagnosing it appears to be. My wife and I have been devouring all of the information we can find on attachment disorders and, as we have learned more, we’ll be adding to this site. If you’ve just begun your own search for ways in which you can help your child, this is a good place to start. We have included links to books that may be helpful and to other useful sites we’ve found on the Internet. We’ve also created a support board on Delphi Forums, and you can find a link to it in our Books and Resources section, along with other support forums on the subject.’

48. Attachment Disorder Site - Providing Hope And Support.
Provides information and support to persons dealing with attachment disorder and the many related problems that these children face. Also includes information on parenting, treatment, and school issues.
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Attachment Disorders range in severity. In fact, the attachment continuum runs from securely attached through degrees of attachment issues all the way to those who suffer from severe attachment disorder as in my son's case. With the addition of hundreds of children adopted from institutional settings and from the foster care system, it is important for all of us to become educated regarding the potential and unique problems these children and their families face. It is by this understanding that we can forge ahead and learn to help our families heal. We must also remember that all adopted and foster care kids do not suffer from attachment disorder. A lot has to do with the individuals themselves - their physiological and psychological make-up, the type of environment they were in and the duration they were in that environment. With this in mind, we do not want people to become wary of adoption because of attachment disorder. We want people to become educated about it. I often wish I had known what was wrong sooner as I look back on years that were spent utilizing ineffective therapies and parenting strategies. We would have started on the road to healing sooner.

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Athens, Georgia facility offering intensive therapeutic services and support for children, adolescents, and adults with attachment disorders and issues, behavioral and emotional problems, and relationship difficulties.
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50. Attach-China
Provided by a mother whose child is healing from attachment disorder. Includes articles on attachment issues and suggestions for parenting children with detachment issues.
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51. KinderStart - Adoption : Special Needs Adoption
Site; Practical attachment ractical attachment describes developmental for childrenwith unusual behavioral issues. this Site; Spaulding special Needs Adoption
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52. Home
A postadoption service in British Columbia (Canada) which assists special needs adoptive families, Category Home Family Adoption Support...... SNAP and Forest Cottage Coaching present attachment Disorder What families, professionalsand those dealing with special needs and related issues.
http://www.snap.bc.ca/
Contact Us Become a Member SNAP is the 2003 recipient of the North American Council on Adoptable Children award for Parent Support Group of the Year! Click here to read the news release. SNAP NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT NOW! The Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD) will not be renewing SNAP's current contract. Send us your letters of support! Click here SNAP BOOK SALE!
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Specialized resources for families, adoptive families, professionals and those dealing with special needs and related issues. Peer Support for Adoptive Families
For those of you who wish to c onnect with a SNAP Resource Parent , you can e-mail Susan Cowan, SNAP's Coordinator of Volunteer Programs at susan@snap.bc.ca

53. Resources
The following web sites provide information on specific special needs issues. Thereare many more special needs that aren't addressed attachment and Bonding.
http://www.snap.bc.ca/resources/links.asp

54. Childhood And Youth
were compiled and presented in Your Voice Matters Young People Speak Out on IssuesRelated to the UN special Session on children. attachment to Parents and
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55. Residential School Addressing Aspergers, Adoption Issues, Attachment Disorders,
Residential treatment program offering therapeutic treatment of troubled youth. Based in Albion, MI.Category Health Mental Health Treatment Therapeutic Schools......Commited to Assiting Boys of special Needs. was founded in 1913 by Floyd Starr,a young visionary determined to make a difference in the lives of children.
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Commited to Assiting Boys of Special Needs Click here for a printer-friendly version of the page A letter from the Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Arlin E. Ness.
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56. Special Needs Adoption
foster, and step parents, including attachment Disorder, Fetal Does OlderChild AdoptionEqual special Needs? key factors in understanding the issues an older
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57. Attachment Resources For Parents
information and support to families dealing with attachment issues. Our Guide toParenting special Needs is Bonding attachment Before Birth These patterns
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Guide picks Sources of information, guidance, and treatment professionals for attachment problems, including Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD).
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Symptoms, risks, treatment types, and family experiences to help parents understand what is and what isn't attachment disorder and how to help children with attachment challenges of varying degrees. Attachment and Bonding Professionals
Facilities and individuals offering on- and off-site treatment, counseling, and consultation for families dealing with attachment and bonding issues. Regional, national, and online groups and organizations offering information and support to families dealing with attachment issues. Email this page!

58. Little Miracles International Adoption Bookstore-Special Issues
are suggested for dealing with attachment problems, sleep this book focuses mainlyon domestic special needs adoptions and, besides, many of the issues are the
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adoption brings to the family. All of these issues should be explored by the adoptive family considering adopting an institutionalized child. Autism Targeting Autism : What We Know, Don't Know, and Can Do to Help Young Children With Autism and Related Disorders
"After reading several other books on autism, I recommend this one as an up-to-date summary. One source for current "medical" understanding of autism. Excellent overview and perspective on multiple treatment approaches. This is a super first or only book for general information on autism." review comment by a reader. Thinking in Pictures : And Other Reports from My Life With Autism ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS ON AUTISM EVER WRITTEN! Anyone connected in any way with autism or Asperger's syndrome - families, professionals, teachers, people with autism and AS themselves - should read this book. Anyone who has ever wondered what it is like to be autistic should read this book. Anyone who doesn't fall into one of the above categories should read this book anyway, and learn something about a world that "normal" people never even dream of. In this unprecedented book, Temple Grandin, a gifted animal scientist who is also autistic, delivers a report on autism, written from her unique perspective. Drug Exposure, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome/Effect (FAS/FAE)

59. Therapist Training
will provide training on how to provide attachment therapy to adopted children withspecial needs in will include assessment and placement issues as well as
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About Special Needs Adoption Clinical Services ... Staff The Attachment Center of South Carolina @ Children Unlimited, Inc. Year Long Training Series The Attachment Center of South Carolina has been working with emotionally disturbed children since 1977. We have been providing post adoption and clinical services since 1989. Our therapists have been trained by a number of well-known practitioners. We believe in order for a therapist to have a well-rounded knowledge of the theories, practices and program development they must be trained by a variety of professionals and agencies. It is under this philosophy that we have developed the following training program. Therapists will be required to attend one, sometimes two, weekend training sessions each month or quarter. These weekends will be structured as follows: Friday/Saturday…Sunday (Sessions end at 4:00 pm) Session Begins 15-minute break Lunch 15-minute break Break Session ends Some sessions may last longer on Friday and Saturday night depending on the subject matter and trainer. Trainees should be prepared to stay as late as 7:00 pm on Friday and Saturday nights.

60. Issues
attachment and Institutionalization Genetic Attraction issues of Attraction Workingwith Adoptees Birthparents by Dianne Mathes. special Needs Adoption SNAP
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