You love your child. But sometimes nothing about their behavior makes sense.
January 12–15, 2027 • Free to Attend • Online • 4 Days • Experts + Lived Experience
When attachment is disrupted, families can find themselves navigating intense behaviors, strained relationships, schools and professionals who may see a very different child—and friends or relatives who simply don’t understand.
For four days, the Attachment & Trauma Network is bringing together experts, parents, educators, clinicians, advocates, and people with lived experience for honest conversations about RAD, DSED, developmental trauma, and what can actually help.
This summit is for you if you've ever wondered:
- “Why does my child behave this way with me but not at school?”
- “Why don't traditional parenting strategies work?”
- “How do I help teachers and family members understand?”
- “How do I know what is trauma, attachment, regulation, or something else?”
- “How do I keep going when I am exhausted?”
- “What about my marriage, my other children, and the rest of our family?”
- “What happens as my child becomes a teenager or young adult?”
You won’t find promises of quick fixes. You will find language, context, practical ideas, and people who understand the complexity.
Not just experts talking about families. Families are part of the conversation.
When Attachment Is Disordered brings research and professional expertise together with the voices of people who live this every day. Because understanding attachment requires more than theory—it requires listening to the people inside the experience.
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