The web design is terribly exciting, and user-friendly. The content is very wordy/long - offers more in the way of support. This is a useful resource for those interested in learning about attachment. The site is aesthetically pleasing, interesting, and provides great information on attachment in an organized fashion. You will find books, information on treatments and adult attachment disorders as well.

eMedicine - RAD article

The site is fairly uninteresting, there are no links or extras, and it is text heavy. However, this article clearly defines the attachment disorder, its causes, symptoms, the different types and offers possible treatments. The article is well-organized and easy-to-understand. The site is user-friendly.

This is a good general site with diagnosis information.

Very organized and easily navigable.  This site is a great general resource for attachment disorders.  The site focuses on providing basic information, and answering a number of questions about attachment disorders.  There are cool graphics, and you can even scroll through the topics with a slide show.  There are a few additional resources and links here as well.  Good site for teens.

This is a wonderful website for teens. There are awesome graphics and interactive tools here, and the website is very engaging and fun. You can find out virtually anything about this disorder, and do it quickly.  This site is very easy to read and navigate, and has a few additional links. This site also provides information and resources for parents or guardians of children with RAD. You will find symptoms, definitions, causes and useful tips for building trust and decreasing the frequency and severity of bad behaviors.

Various approaches to learning about and helping others (especially children and teens) cope with RAD.  This is a great directory site that will lead you either to other sponsored web pages, or additional resources within the site.  There are resources for every topic you could think of regarding RAD.  This site is pretty easy to navigate and read through, once you get the hang of it.  To avoid a lot of the unnecessary information (and there is a lot here) just make sure you click only on the resources that you are specifically interested in. It’s a great site for older teenagers.