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The Finding Hope Foundation is a non-profit organization that offers support and solutions to families struggling with defiant and angry children who suffer as a result of compromised early childhood attachment. These children are often given diagnosis such as, Reactive Attachment Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder,  ADD, ADHD or  Conduct Disorder.

“We are experiencing an epidemic of school problems, both learning and behavioral. Teachers everywhere report that children are arriving ill equipped to engage in school because they lack focus, purpose, connection, an ability to fit into a rules system, and a desire to learn. At the extreme, our culture may well be breeding a generation of unattached, predatory children who are cognitively smart but lack the capacity to appreciate the feelings and positions of other people.”(“The Epidemic”Robert Shaw, MD., )

Finding Hope Foundation was organized as a direct response to an uneducated public and parents losing hope to know what to do for their children. FHF understands that each child and the healing approach is unique. Our goal is to be a source that offers parents many options and resources for helping their children and regaining hope. These options include but are not limited to: Attachment therapy, Equine therapy, EMDR, Neurofeedback, Educational support, Parent Support groups,and financial support.

FHF will partnership with medical and mental health professionals, educators, therapeutic parents, adoption agencies, foster care programs and others to connect with the public to bring awareness and offer educational opportunities through lectures, seminars and workshops at least once a quarter. Support systems, alternative education, therapist, parent training, and financial assistance will be offered continuously.