Reactive Attachment Therapy

An important factor when treating reactive attachment disorder is creating a relationship for the child when there has not been strong ones throughout their life, and restructuring attachment within existing relationships that are disrupted. According to Becker-Weidnman (2008), forced forms of treatment, especially with children, and those with attachment disorders are theoretically unsafe, and are not suggested (Becker-Weidman, 2008). Once the social worker is able to determine that the child is residing in a reasonably safe and stable living environment, that is when efficient attachment treatment can occur with a main focus being on constructing positive relationships with their caregivers.
Attachment Therapy
Attachment therapy utilizes