Maryland's Source for
Attachment Disorder Related Information

 

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Our logo originates far from the state of Maryland, in the wilds of the Eastern slopes of the Sierra Nevadas in California. It is a pair of California Redwood trees, joined at their base, growing out of the core of a volcanic crater. Surrounding them is the devastation and rubble from the last eruption 650 years ago. Against this backdrop, these trees in their reddish hued bark and bright green needles, pulsate with vibrant life. For us, they are a compelling symbol of the strength and resiliency of a parent-child relationship that is grounded in a healthy attachment. It is our hope that ADMD will contribute to nourishing such healing parent-child attachments, particularly where devastation may have gone before.

Attachment Disorder Maryland Mission Statement

The multifaceted mission of Attachment Disorder Maryland is:

To be a source for current information and a Maryland regional resources, for the assessment and healing of attachment related difficulties in children and adolescents.
To be a resource for parents, professionals, and schools, about the critical role of healthy attachment in the overall social / emotional / intellectual development of children.
To present information on attachment difficulties and their treatment, in an inclusive manner.
To offer strategies for working with children with attachment difficulties at home, in therapy, and in the school context.
To bring together a community of professionals, in Maryland, who have an interest in attachment-based work.
To offer comprehensive trainings / workshops on attachment related therapy, parenting, and school-based programming.

November 6, 2011  Version  4.4

Louise Fleischman, LCSW-C
presents her new book:
Rufus, the Rapper

Attachment Disorder Maryland

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