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In our life-long adoption experience, it's not unusual to turn to others for periodic or on-going help. Education, counseling, respite care, online and real-life support groups, and magazines and newsletters are some of the many resources available.... [more]
Locked in a heated battle with two states, fighting to find a way to pay for the residential care of her adopted daughter.... [more]
The National Early Intervention Program is a federal entitlement, available for all children, including those adopted though domestic and international adoption. Child development expert Rita Taddonio has the details.... [more]
Magazines and newsletters are an important part of the learning process for new families, and a major source of post-adoption support. They are available in print and online, covering the widest possible range of topics, from general adoption and foster care to those with a narrowly focused audience.... [more]
When counseling or therapy is desirable, the growing community of adoption specialists is often the best starting point.
Post-adoption support groups provide community, shared experience, as well as an excellent source of information and resources for adoptive families.
Respite care is temporary care for challenging children, to give parents some relief. Find program descriptions and help locating providers in your area.
Adoptive parenting is like parenting in all families, but with an additional layer of complexity. General resources, information, and discussions.
