” Dear Dr. Federici; It was so nice to meet you at the Aggression Training in Denver last month. I am still astounded that you diagnosed our Ryan and everyone has been wrong…for ten years! The more I research PDD, the more it fits. The only other person who caught it was our current therapist,…
The aggression workshop conducted by Dr. Ronald Federici and Heather Forbes, LCSW was a great success. They are considering offering similar workshops in the future.
Dear Dr. F, Your ears must have been burning yesterday afternoon! We went to the parents meeting at the Lourie School, and we met Sue Schumann, Ben’s mom. It turns out that Ben and Landen share a desk in the Blue Room. During the meeting (all special needs parents), the subject of SSI and services…
Happy 2011! Dr. Ronald Federici has started the new year by traveling around the country, treating adopted children in their new homes.
Read a family’s story, and how Dr. Ronald Federici has helped them at these links: October 25 September 28
Dr. Ronald Federici discusses the phenomenon of adoption addiction here.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE McLean, Virginia, United States of America September 4, 2010 — Dr. Ronald S. Federici is a clinical developmental neuropsychologist with 20 years of experience working with children that have serious neurodevelopmental and emotional problems. In 1986, he founded Neuropsychological and Family Therapy Associates PC. in which he serves as the Clinical Director…
Ronald Federici often receives notes like this from his patients: “My understanding from seeing Dr. Ron Federici twice (and heading back this coming wknd for a 3rd visit) re our FAS/attachment-disordered Russian adopted son, is that FAS kids tend to have lots of attachment issues but they generally derive from neurological (ie, organic/physical brain problems)…
Dr. Ronald Federici, founder of the Russian-Ukrainian Private Adoption Project, is cited in this article.
Dr. Ronald Federici discusses, among other things, the lack of socialization of adopted children in this New York Times interview.
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