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The results are finally all in!!! CLICK THE PIC.  Thank Gosh It's Black Friday!!! You should be able to click the pic and it'll take you to the sale...  Positive adoption language can stop the spread of misconceptions such as these. By using adoption language, we educate others about adoption. We choose emotionally “correct” words over emotionally-laden words. We speak and write in positive adoption language with the hopes of impacting others so that this language will someday become the norm. Click the pic...  What does trauma look like? Some common signs and symptoms of trauma-related issues include
Click the pic...  Nicole Gfeller is an international adoptee who was born in Peru and raised in Switzerland. After being an ESL teacher for more than six years, she realized that she wanted to work and support people on a more emotional and psychological level. This is when she decided to immigrate to Vancouver and become a therapist. After three years of intensive studies, she began to work in the fields of art therapy, expressive arts therapy, counselling, and life coaching. Click the Pic...  P’nina Shames, RN, MSW, RSW, is a private practitioner in adoption serving the West Kootenays through Adoption Agencies throughout the Province. The following article explains some of what an adoptee can go through... Click on the pic...  I feel like I need to stress to adopted men that they should come to the meet and greet. I have one male friend that has had major struggles with his adoption and I have to say, one sex does not suffer or struggle more than another sex when it comes to the adoption process. We all have had good and bad experiences with our own adoptions but it would be awesome to have a supportive shoulder from as many as possible...there are a lot of us out there.  |
And So It BeginsThe beginning of some serious support...
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