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Adopting the Hurt Child

Adopting the Hurt Child -  Keck, G.
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THE NEW FACE OF ADOPTION
Fewer and fewer families adopting today are able to bring home a healthy newborn infant. The majority of adoptions now involve emotionally wounded older children who have suffered the effects of abuse or neglect in their birth families and carry complex baggage with them into their adoptive families.

Adopting the Hurt Child addresses the frustrations, heartaches, and hopes surrounding the adoptions of these special-needs kids.
Children who have endured emotional and physical atrocities, failed reunifications, and myriad losses associated with multiple moves in the foster-care system not only present unique challenges to their adoptive families but also affect society in significant ways.

Integrating social, psychological, and sociopolitical issues, Adopting the Hurt Child explains how trauma and interruptions affect these children's normal development and often severely undermine their capacity to function in a loving family and in society.

Written in a nontechnical style accessible to a diverse audience, Adopting the Hurt Child brings to light hard realities, but also genuine hope that children who have been hurt can be healed and brought back into life by adoptive and foster parents, therapists, teachers, social workers, and others whose lives touch theirs.

THE NEW FACE OF ADOPTION
Fewer and fewer families adopting today are able to bring home a healthy newborn infant. The majority of adoptions now involve emotionally wounded older children who have suffered the effects of abuse or neglect in their birth families and carry complex baggage with them into their adoptive families.

Adopting the Hurt Child addresses the frustrations, heartaches, and hopes surrounding the adoptions of these special-needs kids.
Children who have endured emotional and physical atrocities, failed reunifications, and myriad losses associated with multiple moves in the foster-care system not only present unique challenges to their adoptive families but also affect society in significant ways.

Integrating social, psychological, and sociopolitical issues, Adopting the Hurt Child explains how trauma and interruptions affect these children's normal development and often severely undermine their capacity to function in a loving family and in society.

Written in a nontechnical style accessible to a diverse audience, Adopting the Hurt Child brings to light hard realities, but also genuine hope that children who have been hurt can be healed and brought back into life by adoptive and foster parents, therapists, teachers, social workers, and others whose lives touch theirs.

THE NEW FACE OF ADOPTION
Fewer and fewer families adopting today are able to bring home a healthy newborn infant. The majority of adoptions now involve emotionally wounded older children who have suffered the effects of abuse or neglect in their birth families and carry complex baggage with them into their adoptive families.

Adopting the Hurt Child addresses the frustrations, heartaches, and hopes surrounding the adoptions of these special-needs kids.






RRP: £11.99
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Author/Artist G. Keck;R. Kupecky
ISBN/Ref 9781576830949
1576830942
Edition Revised ed
Size: 241mm(H) x 165mm(W) x 25mm(D) ( 0.476Kg ) Pages 255
Publisher Navpress USA
Format hardback
Product ID 28551
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