How Does Neurological Reorganization Address Attachment Spectrum Disorders?
By Emily Beard Johnson, BA, CD, Asst. Assoc. of ECE, Neurological Reorganization Practitioner People from all walks of life and cultural backgrounds are vulnerable to developing attachment spectrum disorders. Individuals with diagnosis such as reactive attachment disorder and oppositional defiance disorder fall onto this spectrum. Any form of an attachment spectrum disorder interferes with an individual’s ability to form appropriate relationships and feel safe, secure, and worthy to be in the world. Behaviors observed include poor peer relationships, hyper vigilance, anxiety, destruction to self or others, superficially engaging phoniness, indiscriminate affection with strangers, extreme measures to gain and exert control, lying, extreme anger, clinginess, manipulation, violence, poor impulse control, lack of conscience, poor causal thinking, abnormal eating patterns, lack of eye contact except when lying, cruelty to animals, and learning delays or disabilities. Neurological reorganiza
