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What to expect when you're adopting
Having been adopted himself, the author – also a leading clinical psychiatrist – is well placed to write this accessible and straightforward guide. It will take you step-by-step through the emotional implications of adopting a child. Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Recommended list (AAI), Reviewed, Stage 1, UK
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Intercountry adoption outcomes in Ireland
180 children and their parents who had adopted in Ireland over the last 10 years were interviewed about their thoughts and feelings about intercountry adoption. Download for free Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Free, Intercountry, Ireland, Recommended list (AAI), Stage 1, Study
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Belonging
Cambodian refugee, Li-Da Kruger, is the subject of a documentary (screened on British television in 2003). It was the gripping story of her search to find her roots amongst the rubble of war-torn Cambodia. Continue reading
Raising adopted children
Offers parents practical advice about raising an adopted child and covers current issues such as prenatal drug exposure and transracial adoption. Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Must read, Recommended list (AAI), Reviewed, Stage 1, USA
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Will you be here when I get home?
Claire Cashin was adopted. In her youth, she experienced many personal challenges because her birth mother gave her away. This led her in search of her biological mother. This is a true and very honest account of adoption, search and reunion. Continue reading
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Tagged Adoptees, Birth family, Books, Ireland, Recommended list (AAI), Stage 1
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Being adopted, the lifelong search for self
This book outlines developmental tasks at each of seven stages throughout the life of an adopted person. Continue reading
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Tagged Adoptees, Books, Recommended list (AAI), Reviewed, Session 5 (Facilitators), Stage 1, USA
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Real parents, real children: parenting the adopted child
The authors bring years of experience to the complex emotional issues that parents will negotiate, and expert advice on establishing a healthy, loving parent-child relationship. Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Recommended list (AAI), Reviewed, Session 3, Stage 1, USA
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Love is not enough – experiences in 'transracial' adoption
First hand experience of what it is like to be ‘transracially’ adopted. Film made with The Association for Transracially adopted and Fostered People. Continue reading
In search of belonging, reflections by "transracially" adopted people
Collection of work by “transracially” adopted people who were raised in the United Kingdom. There are writings (essays, letters, poetry), as well as photos of sculpture and other works of visual art. Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Intercountry, Racism, Recommended list (AAI), Stage 1, UK
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Beyond good intentions
Cherie Register, the mother of two adult daughters adopted as infants from Korea who has offers personal essays reflecting on her own critical consciousness towards the sensitivities that can surround transnational adoption. Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Intercountry, Korea, Recommended list (AAI), Reviewed, Stage 1, USA
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Are those kids yours
Cherie Register draws on her experience as the mother of two Korean-born daughters and interviews with adoptive families to illustrate the special challenges multicultural families face. Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Intercountry, Korea, Recommended list (AAI), Session 5, Stage 1, USA
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Motherhood silenced: the experiences of natural mothers on adoption reunion
Reflections of mothers who part with a child for adoption. The emotional experience of adoption and reunion and how it impacted on their lives is told through the mothers’ own accounts. Continue reading
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Tagged Birth family, Books, Ireland, Recommended list (AAI), Stage 1
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1996: Secret and lies
Successful ‘black’ woman traces her birth mother to a lower-class ‘white’ woman, who denies it; emotions run high as everyone’s secrets are exposed. Continue reading
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Tagged Films, Racism, Recommended list (AAI), Stage 1, UK
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