Brothers and Sisters in Adoption: Helping Children Navigate Relationships When New Kids Join the FamilyJessica Kingsley Publishers, 15 gru 2011 - 535 When experienced parents decide to adopt an older child or a sibling group, they jump through all kinds of bureaucratic hoops. This book offers insights, examples and tools for helping newly configured families prepare, accept, react, and mobilize to become a new and different family, meeting the physical and emotional needs of all its members. |
Spis treści
Myth or Actuality? | 14 |
The Childs Past is Important | 46 |
Are We a Family for a Child? | 86 |
Dads in Adoption | 127 |
Matching is not an Exact Science | 162 |
Through the Eyes of the Child | 210 |
Displacement Disruption and Dissolution | 273 |
The Family Becomes Immobilized | 293 |
Becoming a New and Different FamilyPart I | 344 |
Becoming a New and Different FamilyPart II | 408 |
Turning 18 and Beyond | 468 |
Acknowledgments | 480 |
Appendices | 483 |
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Brothers and Sisters in Adoption: Helping Children Navigate Relationships ... Arleta James Ograniczony podgląd - 2012 |
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