Parent Support Parents and caregivers of detached kids, whether biological, adoptive, foster parents or other caregivers, play a very vital role in the child's progress.  Due to the challenging and often intense nature of these children's behaviors, support and knowledge are essential to prevent hopelessness, burnout and frustration.  While schools are required by law to provide parents with a Parents Rights informational packet regarding special education programming, below are additional resources for caregivers and parents of detached kids. "The beginning is the most important part."  Plato General Special Education Information  1.  Parent Training and Information Centers and Community Parent Resource Centers        www.taalliance.org/centers/index.htm 2.   Wrightslaw       www.wrightslaw.com/  3.  Cooperative Educational Service Agency No. 7 Interactive Handbook (laws, policies and practices in Wisconsin)       www.specialed.us/parentsinfo.htm Attachment and Trauma Parent Information 4.   Zero to Three       www.zerotothree.org 5.    National Institute for Trauma and Loss in Children (TLC)       www.tlcinst.org/PTRCtrauma.html 6.  The Association for Treatment and Training in the Attachment of Children (ATTACh)       www.attach.org  Adoption 7.   www.adoption.com