Mr. Ed’s Circle of TrustElevating Trauma to Trust · Dr. RAD™
Mr. Ed’s Circle of Trust, Inc. presents · Since 1992

Attachment
Code Cracked.™

Crack the code. Reboot the bond. Elevate the whole house. Thirty-four years from the clinic and the classroom, beside the children everyone else called “too much.” Evidence-based, trauma-informed, faith-anchored.

Mr. Ed’s Circle of Trust, Inc. dba Elevating Trauma to Trust, in partnership with Dr. Franklin Edward Shoemaker, MA (Biblical Counseling), PhD (Psychology), LMHC-QS, TF-CBT, Adoption Accredited LMHC, and Tonya A. Sharrett-Shoemaker, MA (Counseling Psychology), Certified Professional Educator (ESE K-12 · K-5 · ESOL), 2024–25 Teacher of the Year, Medulla Elementary.

Dr. RAD™ The Attachment Code Breaker™. Attachment Code Cracked.™ · Dr. RAD The Attachment Code Breaker Press.
Tonya A. Sharrett-Shoemaker and Dr. Franklin “Ed” Shoemaker, smiling side by side against a blue sky, with “Tonya & Ed” in white script
Tonya & Ed · 34+ years each, one mission
00 // The lie you were sold

It is not just bad behavior. It is a trauma loop.

If the house is stuck in outbursts, push-pull, and shutdown, stop buying the lie. After 34 years decoding it, from the clinic and the classroom, this is the unfiltered line: trench-tested, evidence-based, faith-anchored hard resets. Attachment reboots. No sugarcoat. No “try harder.”

Kids are not “bad” or “manipulative.” They are locked in survival mode. We drop the judgment, name the nervous-system hijack, and turn families, classrooms, and communities toward repair.

34Years in the work
1992In the room since
N=2232016 dissertation sample
6Florida counties
Two keys. One lock.

The Codebreakers

One came from the clinic. One came from the classroom. The code does not crack from one side alone.

The Clinic · The Clinical Architect

Dr. Franklin Edward Shoemaker, PhD, LMHC-QS

  • Founder, President & CEO, Elevating Trauma to Trust, under Mr. Ed’s Circle of Trust, Inc.
  • Licensed Mental Health Counselor & Qualified Supervisor (Florida MH13244)
  • Nationally Certified TF-CBT Therapist
  • Nationally Accredited Adoption Competent Clinician (TAC-C.A.S.E.)
  • PhD in Psychology, Northcentral University, 2016 · MA in Biblical Counseling, Trinity Bible College & Seminary
  • Former ESE certified educator · Irene Sullivan Adoption Advocacy Award nominee (2011)
  • Chairman of the Medulla Elementary School Advisory Council
The Classroom · The Heart Translator

Tonya A. Sharrett-Shoemaker, MA

  • MA in Counseling Psychology · BA in Child Psychology
  • Florida Certified Professional Educator: ESE K-12, Elementary (K-5), and ESOL
  • Medulla Elementary, Lakeland · 2024 Teacher of the Year
  • 21+ years of classroom leadership · trauma-responsive education advocate
  • 34+ years working with at-risk, traumatized children, teens, and families
  • Co-author, From the Clinic and the Classroom — No Magic Wand
The method

The long arc and the day on it

Name the storm before you argue about the weather.

Phase 01

Snapped.

Survival circuitry has overridden attachment circuitry.

Phase 02

Shifted.

The loop interrupted, in the home, the classroom, and the parent’s own history.

Phase 03

Solid.

Not a cured child. A secure base that holds after the crisis leaves the room.

Z

Zero-in.

Names the attachment fact with precision.

A

Activate.

The jolt. One truth the nervous system can hear.

P

Propel.

One move specific enough to finish the same afternoon.

Three hundred sixty-five of those reps walk a family from snapped, through shifted, toward solid. No magic wand.

The master index

Every file. One circle.

Each site, article, and resource from the Dr. RAD™ universe, kept whole in its own section here, with a link to the original full experience.

Break the code

Start with one call, text, or email.

Agencies, courts, clinicians, schools, faith communities, and families: the first step is the same.

Keep it non-identifying. Please use initials only and leave out diagnoses, records, and other protected health information. A secure channel is provided after first contact. In an emergency, call 911; for a mental health crisis, call or text 988.