Reactive Attachment Disorder
Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) is a complex condition in children in which they are unable to establish emotional bonds with their primary caregivers due to neglect, abuse, or changes in caregivers. The disrupted attachment with caregivers can impact the child's emotional, social, and cognitive development. Children with RAD (Reactive attachment disorder) often face difficulty maintaining connections with others. Symptoms of Reactive Attachment Disorder RAD in children may show up in the following. Less or no interest in social interactions Avoidance of eye contact Avoid affection and care Unusual behavior such as rocking in isolation Difficulty expressing and managing emotions Common Behaviors in RAD Challenges in Accepting Care: Children with RAD (Reactive attachment disorder) face difficulty in accepting care and fail to seek comfort. Limited Emotional Responses: Children may become unresponsive, display withdrawal behavior, and feel emotionally detached. Fr...