Therapies / Adoption

Adoption therapy, also called adoption counseling, refers to a form of therapy that is specifically designed to help individuals and families who have been affected by adoption. Adoption therapy can be beneficial for a wide range of people, including adopted children, adoptive parents, birth parents, and other family members.
The goal of adoption therapy is to help individuals and families understand and cope with the unique emotional and psychological challenges that can arise from adoption. This can include issues related to identity, loss, attachment, and relationships.
It's important to note that the adoption process can be emotionally challenging for everyone involved and adoption therapy can help the individuals and families to process the feelings and emotions that may arise during and after the adoption process, and to learn coping strategies for building healthy and positive relationships.