Snapped to Solid : The Dr. RAD Complete Guide to Unmasking Reactive Attachment Disorder, Decoding Trauma Loops, and Rebooting Attachment in Families Who Have Been Through It All

Franklin Shoemaker

ISBN 13: 9798181444607

Published by Independently Published Jun 2026, 2026

About this Item

Neuware - I want to talk to you like you are sitting across from me in my office in Lakeland, Florida, because that is exactly how this book was written. Not from a tower of academic distance. Not from the comfortable remove of a theorist who has read extensively about trauma but has never been in the middle of it at two in the morning, wondering if the child in the next room is going to burn the house down - metaphorically or otherwise. I have been in that middle. I live in that middle. And I wrote this book from that middle, because that is where you are, and that is where the truth lives.Let me tell you what this book is not. It is not another well-meaning volume written by someone who has sat in a cushy office and theorized about what adoptive families must be going through. It is not a book that tells you to just love them more, or that patience is the answer, or that if you simply try this one technique everything will change by Tuesday. Those books already exist. You have probably read several of them. You probably threw at least one across the room. I understand. I would have done the same.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Snapped to Solid : The Dr. RAD Complete Guide to Unmasking Reactive Attachment Disorder, Decoding Trauma Loops, and Rebooting Attachment in Families Who Have Been Through It All
• Publisher: Independently Published Jun 2026
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798181444607
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 279W x 216H x 7D millimeters 279 millimeters width by 216 millimeters height by 7 millimeters depth
• Weight: 330 grams

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Synopsis

I want to talk to you like you are sitting across from me in my office in Lakeland, Florida, because that is exactly how this book was written. Not from a tower of academic distance. Not from the comfortable remove of a theorist who has read extensively about trauma but has never been in the middle of it at two in the morning, wondering if the child in the next room is going to burn the house down — metaphorically or otherwise. I have been in that middle. I live in that middle. And I wrote this book from that middle, because that is where you are, and that is where the truth lives.
Let me tell you what this book is not. It is not another well-meaning volume written by someone who has sat in a cushy office and theorized about what adoptive families must be going through. It is not a book that tells you to just love them more, or that patience is the answer, or that if you simply try this one technique everything will change by Tuesday. Those books already exist. You have probably read several of them. You probably threw at least one across the room. I understand. I would have done the same.