Hello Reader,

School is starting. 🎒

Most parents are probably happy when it's time for their kids to return to school.

If you are parenting a child with RAD, attachment issues, or developmental trauma, you might have different emotions.

• You are ready to get a break from the intensity of summer and manage your child's behaviors. (You are exhausted! 😥)
• Yet when school begins, you live in fear of the phone ringing. 📲
• If this year is like previous years, you'll soon be on a first-name basis with the teacher, school counselor, and principal because of your child's constant stream of behavior problems.
• The school staff sees your child as charming & sweet at first, but you know the warning signs of manipulation and triangulation. 🔺

There were seasons when I spent so much time going to pick up my son from school because of yet another suspension...that I wondered if he would get any education at all. (And if I doubted I would ever get any work done.)

If you can relate, I have a helpful new resource for you. 📋

This new printable is a FREE checklist with 7 Effective Teaching Strategies for Students with RAD.​

Download and print copies to share with anyone working with your child this year:

• Teachers
• Support Staff
• Therapists
• Bus Drivers
• Childcare Workers
• Grandparents

I hope this resource helps your school year go more smoothly.

What are your thoughts as the school year begins? Click reply and tell us about it.

Sara