Parenting Tips for Adoptive Parents of Adopted Children

TW: Suicide In 2014, a Portland-area psychologist was suspended after one of her young clients attempted suicide. The psychologist misdiagnosed the

Heartbreak and Healing in the Adoption Journey As I walked into the metropolitan hospital that had been my home away from home for years, I often f

I once had a deaf professor tell me that, as a deaf child, she had never seen or met a deaf adult. This meant that, in her childhood reality, deaf

The Tokyo Olympics are underway, and this year it is different in our home with our son. Not only are we very aware of our own country in the games

My daughter and I were recently snuggled up in my bed watching gymnastics on my little phone screen. Although it was streaming from a tiny screen,

So often we find information about adoption as presented to us by and from informative and knowledgeable adoption professionals and passionate in-t

Whether you are brand-new to the world of podcasts or have been tuning in for years, reFRAMED is one that’s definitely worth checking out. The Gl

You know the saying, “everyone is a perfect parent before they have a kid?” I exemplified that saying. I didn’t try to come across as arrogan

“Where does my mom live?” I heard this softly whispered question coming from that small voice in the back seat of my van. “I’m not sure,”

School helps your child learn new things, make new friends, and develop emotionally and socially. As a parent, you want your adoptive child to exce