Attachment and Bonding Assessments
Helping determine the nature and quality of a child's attachment to their caregiver.
Our Services
What is an attachment assessment?
An attachment or bonding assessment is a specialized type of evaluation with the goal of determining the nature and quality of the child's attachment to their caregiver(s), often to assist the court in permanency planning.
Who is a candidate for an attachment assessment?
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Children ages 9 months and older
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Foster families or guardians who are seeking to adopt and anticipate a termination of parental rights (TPR)
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When an attachment assessment is requested/required by the court, a Guardian ad Litem (GAL), or the Department of Social Services (DSS) in order to assist in permanency planning.
Where are assessments available?
All attachment and bonding assessment are performed in-home. We are currently able to provide this service in Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson, and Laurens Counties.
Who performs these assessments?
Jordan Davis, LISW-CP is trained in providing attachment and bonding assessments. Click here to learn more about Jordan.
How can I request an attachment assessment?
Complete our referral form. Under "Reason for referral", you can select "Attachment and Bonding Assessment." We will reach out to you shortly thereafter to set up a consultation with Jordan.