The Loving Bella School Resource Center
A collection of practical resources for parents, teachers, school staff, and caregivers supporting children with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD).
Thank you for stopping by!
I’m currently creating a growing library of resources to help parents, teachers, counselors, administrators, and school staff better support children with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD).
My goal is to provide practical tools, real-life strategies, printable resources, and encouragement drawn from my experiences as both a special education teacher and Bella’s mom.
This page is still under construction, but new guides and resources will be added regularly.
Thank you for your patience as I build this resource one step at a time. I hope it becomes a place you return to year after year as you prepare your child—and your team—for a successful school year.
Back-to-School Series
Back-to-School Series
✔️ Preparing Your Child with RAD for a Successful School Year
Help your child transition into the school year with practical routines, confidence-building strategies, and simple ways to make school feel familiar before the first bell.
✔️Preparing Your Child’s Teacher for a Successful School Year: Part 1
Meet the Teacher Night doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Learn how to introduce your child, build a positive relationship, and lay down the foundation for a successful school year.
🚧 Coming Soon
Preparing Your Child’s Teacher for a Successful School Year: Part 2
Help teachers understand RAD, build a strong partnership from day one, and set your child up for success.
Preparing Your School Team
Practical ways to work with counselors, administrators, specials teachers, and support staff.
Helping Your Child Navigate the School Year
Strategies for handling transitions, homework, behavior challenges, and maintaining connection throughout the school year.
More Resources Are On the Way
I’m continuing to build this resource center with practical tools, printable guides, and encouragement for families raising children with Reactive Attachment Disorder.
Be sure to check back often as new resources are added throughout the year
