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When attachment disorder presents with symptoms of gender identity disorder: case discussion.

This report describes the case of a seven-year-old boy, who presents with symptoms of both gender identity disorder (GID) and attachment disorder (AD). Thus many aspects of his symptomatology could not be attributed exclusively to either disorder. Although attachment problems are linked to GID (Zucker & Bradley, 1995), the scientific literature has not assessed to date whether these disorders might impact each other.