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The US State Department publishes statistics on inter-country adoptions.

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Finding the Missing Pieces

Finding the Missing Pieces

It is natural for adopted children to grieve the life and family they never knew, no matter how old they were when adopted, how open the adoption or how happy their life with the adoptive family.

It is important for families to understand the gains and losses of all members of the adoption circle and to:

  • Recognize the signs of grief in adopted children at different developmental stages
  • Identify situations that may trigger grief responses
  • Develop strategies for helping children grieve their losses
  • Identify resources to help children and families grieve
  • Understand when to seek professional assistance

This product is part of the following packages:

Domestic Infant Adoption Package - 16 Credit Hours

A comprehensive set of courses to help prospective adoptive parents understand the joys and challenges of domestic adoption. Significant discount when you purchase as a package!

Hague Package - China Edition

This package includes 8 courses for a total of 12 credit hours of training on topics required for adoption from China by the Hague Convention. Significant discount when you purchase as a package!

Hague Package

This package includes 5 courses for a total of 10 credit hours of training on topics required for international adoption by the Hague Convention. Significant discount when you purchase as a package!

Finding the Missing Pieces
Credit Hours: 2.0
$40.00
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Love Me, Feed Me

Love Me, Feed Me

Katja Rowell, M.D., aka the Feeding Doctor, will help you understand why eating and mealtimes can be so difficult, and share relationship-building strategies to help children do their best with eating.

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