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Adoptee Connections — What It Means to Find Others Who Get It

By Lisa Coppola, M.Ed, LMHC | March 8, 2018

As a new clinical member of the BPAR community, I wanted to write a blog on my personal experience of connection and feeling “a part of” adoptee circles and the therapeutic benefits of adoptee connections. These adoptee connections have guided me to a place where I am able to feel more steadily rooted…

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Social Media and Kids: Safety Reminders for Online Social Media

By Kelly DiBenedetto, LMHC, ATR | February 15, 2018

For caregivers, guardians, and parents who are looking to protect their kids in the social media world, here are a few tips to keep your kids safe online.

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Who are we? Searching for Identity

By Jennifer Eckert, LICSW | February 11, 2018

How does the world see me? Who do I want to be? Every teenager begins to ask these questions. For the adopted, teen identity can be even more complicated!

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Book Review – BEFORE WE WERE YOURS

By KC Craig, LICSW | February 7, 2018
Before We Were Yours

BEFORE WE WERE YOURS by former journalist Lisa Wingate is a must read; a heartbreaking yet illuminating story about the strong bond between adoptees and their birth families.

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South Korean Birth Mothers — Their Invisible Heartache

By Michelle (Seungmi) Lee | January 31, 2018
birth mother heartache

Our intern, Michelle (Seungmi) Lee, highlights the unique challenges that confront South Korean birth mothers, a rare glimpse into a subject that is taboo in the South Korean culture.

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