¿Qué es Adopción? - Yoffe, Jeanette

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Résumé :
Un libro apropiado para ni?os y familias unidas por adopci?n. Recomendado para ni?os de 6 a?os en adelante con edades de 6 a 9 a?os siendo le?do con un adulto. Bellamente ilustrado, este trabajo brinda una mirada honesta y una comprensi?n m?s profunda de c?mo funciona el proceso de adopci?n y los sentimientos que muchos ni?os tienen acerca de ser adoptados. Hay breves referencias a las razones reales por las que una familia no puede permanecer unida, como que un padre no pueda proporcionar comida y refugio, adicci?n, encarcelamiento y ser demasiado joven para criar a un ni?o. ?Qu? es la adopci?n? est? escrito en t?rminos simples y tiene como objetivo inspirar una conversaci?n honesta sobre las realidades de c?mo se forman las familias adoptivas en la actualidad. Este libro est? escrito por un psicoterapeuta licenciado, que tambi?n es adoptado y cuya experiencia de primera mano proporciona una visi?n especial de los complejos sentimientos de todos los involucrados. El libro proporciona intervenciones de salud mental competentes para la adopci?n espec?ficamente enfocadas en los desaf?os relacionados con la adopci?n, y educa al lector sobre c?mo lidiar con problemas relacionados con el duelo y la p?rdida. A veces las familias simplemente no pueden vivir juntas, por lo que es necesario encontrar otra familia que ame y cuide a los ni?os. Formar parte de una nueva familia se llama adopci?n. Eres lo suficientemente bueno. Tu perteneces. Tu eres digno. Tu importas. Usted no est? solo. Escrito por la psicoterapeuta infantil y adoptada, Jeanette Yoffe, M.F.T. El libro de Jeanette proporciona un recurso para que las familias tengan el lenguaje para explicar a los ni?os c?mo funciona la adopci?n de una manera cuidadosa y emp?tica. Angela M., madre por adopci?n ?Ojal? hubiera tenido este libro cuando era ni?o! Judy C., adulta adoptada Las intervenciones de salud mental ayudan a las familias a comprender las emociones que tendr? un ni?o que ha sido adoptado. Este libro ayuda a los padres a comprender mejor la p?rdida de su hijo y puede proporcionar las herramientas para que el ni?o 'entienda' su historia. Natalie P., Psicoterapeuta en Adopci?n Este libro se inspir? en la animaci?n de YouTube ?Qu? es la adopci?n? tambi?n creado por Jeanette Yoffe, M.F.T.

Biographie:
Jeanette Yoffe, M.A., MF.T., is the Executive Director and Founder of Celia Center, a non-profit support center which meets the critical needs of all those connected by foster care and adoption and all those who serve the community of foster care and adoption in Los Angeles, CA and beyond. She is also an adoptions and foster care psychotherapist and director of Yoffe Therapy. Yoffe's desire to become a therapist with a special focus on adopted and foster care issues derived from her own experience of being adopted and moving through the foster care system. Yoffe has been in the field for over 20 years, providing mental health education and support, as a psychotherapist, foster care social worker, clinical director, and trainer for Los Angeles County Child & Family Services and the Department of Mental Health. She continues to teach parents, social workers and therapists on adoption and foster care challenges, trauma-informed parenting, impact of pre-adoption trauma, grief/loss, open adoption, and provides support to adult adoptees searching for long lost family members, as well as assists in reunion and family reunification. She is a Court Appointed Reunification Expert for Los Angeles Superior Court in cases involving children at risk for separation. She has appeared on the OWN and TLC Network, as a Psychotherapist teaching about Adoption in the shows Raising Whitley and Long Lost Family. She has written two books, What is Adoption? For Kids and Groundbreaking Interventions: Working with Traumatized Children, Teens and Families in Foster Care and Adoption (available on Amazon) and a play about growing up in foster care adoption What's Your Name, Who's Your Daddy?(available on Audible and on Amazon). For more info visit JeanetteYoffe.com....

Sommaire:
Jeanette Yoffe, M.A., MF.T., is the Executive Director and Founder of Celia Center, a non-profit support center which meets the critical needs of all those connected by foster care and adoption and all those who serve the community of foster care and adoption in Los Angeles, CA and beyond. She is also an adoptions and foster care psychotherapist and director of Yoffe Therapy. Yoffe's desire to become a therapist with a special focus on adopted and foster care issues derived from her own experience of being adopted and moving through the foster care system. Yoffe has been in the field for over 20 years, providing mental health education and support, as a psychotherapist, foster care social worker, clinical director, and trainer for Los Angeles County Child & Family Services and the Department of Mental Health. She continues to teach parents, social workers and therapists on adoption and foster care challenges, trauma-informed parenting, impact of pre-adoption trauma, grief/loss, open adoption, and provides support to adult adoptees searching for long lost family members, as well as assists in reunion and family reunification. She is a Court Appointed Reunification Expert for Los Angeles Superior Court in cases involving children at risk for separation. She has appeared on the OWN and TLC Network, as a Psychotherapist teaching about Adoption in the shows Raising Whitley and Long Lost Family. She has written two books, What is Adoption? For Kids and Groundbreaking Interventions: Working with Traumatized Children, Teens and Families in Foster Care and Adoption (available on Amazon) and a play about growing up in foster care adoption What's Your Name, Who's Your Daddy?(available on Audible and on Amazon). For more info visit JeanetteYoffe.com....