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• Buffalo Child Long Lance and Adoption
  [[Category: School-age Years, Adolescence]]
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• Sophia Thomas Mason and Adoption
  [[Category: School-age Years, Adolescence]]
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• Minik and Adoption
  [[Category: School-age Years, Adolescence]]
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• Carlos Montezuma and Adoption
  [[Category: School-age Years, Adolescence]]
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• Ngatau Omahuru and Adoption
  [[Category: School-age Years, Adolescence]]
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• Quanah Parker and Adoption
  [[Category: School-age Years, Adolescence]]
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• Mae Walker Perry and Adoption (under Walker, C.J.)
  [[Category: School-age Years, Adolescence]]
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• Toddler and Preschool
  Waiting until adolescence to reveal a child's adoption to him or her is not recommended. "[[Disclosur
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• Grade School and Preteen
  ...ll of the facts, ideas, and skills that will equip them to progress toward adolescence and independent life. During this time, children are supposed to consolidat
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• Adoption Parenting: Teenage Years
  Adolescence is a time of significant brain development. In addition, the social and emo
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• Adoption Parenting
  ...delayed in entering and moving through new stages. Many characteristics of adolescence, for instance, may not even appear until your child's twenties and may pers ...rcome any [[adoption]]-related issues they experience during childhood and adolescence and are as well-adjusted as nonadopted persons.
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• Adoption Parenting: Grade School
  ...—are learning critical skills and gaining interests that will carry into adolescence and adulthood. [[Adoption]] can [[ADD|add]] layers of complexity to their d ...out of the home. Peer relationships become more important as they approach adolescence.
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• Adoption Parenting: Newborn and Infant
  ...[[Confidential Adoptions]]: Part III: The [[Adopted]] Child" in Child and Adolescence Social Work Journal, vol. 2, (1985) 139-153.
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• Adoption Parenting: Toddler
  ...[[Confidential Adoptions]]: Part III: The [[Adopted]] Child" in Child and Adolescence Social Work Journal, vol. 2, (1985) 139-153.
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• Adoption Parenting: Young Adults
  ...egins in childhood and takes on increased importance and prominence during adolescence (Grotevant, 1997). [[Adoption]] is a significant aspect of identity for [[A ...rcome any [[adoption]]-related issues they experience during childhood and adolescence and are as well-adjusted as nonadopted persons (Borders et al., 2000; Corde
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• Adoption Parenting: Teenage Years Part 3
  Adolescence is a time when mental health conditions may surface, including some with ge
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• Where Are My Biological Parents?
  ...d again when confronted with their angry toddlers. The topic resurfaces in adolescence, either raised directly by the child, or when rebellious, defiant behavior
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• Where Do I Come From? How Did I Get Here?
  Waiting until adolescence to reveal a child's adoption to him or her is not recommended. "[[Disclosur
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• Young Adults: Openness, Searching, and Access to Family History
  ...997). Coming to terms with [[adoption]]: The construction of identity from adolescence into adulthood. [[Adoption]] Quarterly, 1, 3–27.
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• Young Adults: Managing Adoption Issues
  ...rcome any [[adoption]]-related issues they experience during childhood and adolescence and are as well-adjusted as nonadopted persons (Borders et al., 2000; Corde ...997). Coming to terms with [[adoption]]: The construction of identity from adolescence into adulthood. [[Adoption]] Quarterly, 1, 3–27.
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• Young Adults: Additional Resources
  .... (1997). Coming to terms with adoption: The construction of identity from adolescence into adulthood. Adoption Quarterly, 1, 3–27.
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• Grade School: Understanding Child Development and the Impact of Adoption
  ...—are learning critical skills and gaining interests that will carry into adolescence and adulthood. [[Adoption]] can [[ADD|add]] layers of complexity to their d ...out of the home. Peer relationships become more important as they approach adolescence.
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• Teenage Years: Seeking Help for Mental Concerns
  Adolescence is a time when mental health conditions may surface, including some with ge
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• Bipolar Disorder: Causes
  ...is structure and its connections to other parts of the brain mature during adolescence, suggesting that abnormal development of this brain circuit may account for
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• Tourette’s Syndrome: What is Tourette’s Syndrome?
  In most cases, tics decrease during adolescence and early adulthood, and sometimes disappear entirely. However, many people
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• Finding and Using Postadoption Services: Changing Needs for Support at Different Ages and Developmental Stages
  ...may be challenged to respond to questions and comments from peers. During adolescence, as youth grapple with identity issues and independence, they may have new
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• Full Content Testing
  ...delayed in entering and moving through new stages. Many characteristics of adolescence, for instance, may not even appear until your child's twenties and may pers ...rcome any [[adoption]]-related issues they experience during childhood and adolescence and are as well-adjusted as nonadopted persons.
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• Abuse and Neglect: Effects of Maltreatment on Brain Development Summary and Resources
  ...Your child’s growing mind: Brain development and learning from birth to adolescence. [[New York]]: Broadway [[Books]].
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• Abuse and Neglect: How the Brain Develops
  ...art of development (Shonkoff & Phillips, 2000). By the time children reach adolescence, about half of their synapses have been discarded, leaving the number they ====Brain Development in Adolescence====
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• Abuse and Neglect: Effects of Maltreatment on Brain Development Part 2
  ...ind their teenage years to be exciting and challenging. Normal puberty and adolescence lead to the maturation of a physical body, but the brain lags behind in dev ...]] during infancy and early childhood can have enduring repercussions into adolescence and adulthood. As mentioned earlier, the experiences of infancy and early c
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• Abuse and Neglect: Psychological Consequences
  ...y impacts the development of emotion regulation, which often persists into adolescence or adulthood (Messman- Morre, Walsh, & DiLillo, 2010).
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• Abuse and Neglect: Behavioral Consequences
  '''Difficulties during adolescence''' ...ted children are more likely to engage in sexual risk-taking as they reach adolescence, thereby increasing their chances of contracting a sexually transmitted dis
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• Sexual Abuse: Educating Yourself
  ====Adolescence (13 to 16 years)====
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• A Town for Boys
  ...f the men would start as homeless and neglected boys, become delinquent in adolescence, and criminals as adults. As Father Flanagan spent more time with these men
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