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The Post-Adoption Life: Supporting Adoptees, Birth Parents, and Families After Adoption. Adoption Advocate No. 78

Core Information on Post-Permanency Services, General Information about Post-Permanency Services

2014

11-50 pages

National Council for Adoption

Kris Faasse, LMSW, ACSW, and Angela Magnuson

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Provides information to adoption service providers about key issues in adoption and offers suggestions about how they can support all members of the adoption constellation. Also offers recommendations for ways to stay connected to families after placement and finalization.

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