Helping Adoptees Explore Birth Family & Birth Culture (55 min eLearning, discussion guide included) FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY.
You’ve adopted trans-racially and/or internationally and you’re realizing there’s a lot more to supporting your child’s identity than taking them to an “ethnic” restaurant on their birthday.
This personal-use eLearning will help you and your family get that conversation started as well as add perspective to the way you walk with your child now and throughout their adoption journey.
“Will we ever understand adoption?” no longer needs to overwhelm families. With resources like these I believe you can.
In this particular training, participants will gain insight about a) birth family, b) birth culture, and c) practical interventions to help adoptees and their family members explore birth family and birth culture.
The format of this eLearning is a combination of story-telling and education. Trans-racial adoptee and therapist, Cam Lee Small, presents a narrative exploration of his own experience of adoption along with a deck of educational slides to support the following objectives:
1) Discuss themes related to foster care and adoption
2) Learn and review interventions that support emotion identification and emotion expression related to an adoptee's birth family and birth culture
3) Initiate further dialogue on adoption and adoption reform
You can access previews here:
Trailer #1
Trailer #2
FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. Public and professional use is unacceptable. Unauthorized use is copyright infringement and an exploitation of the physical, cognitive and emotional labor of people of color.
To order this training for multiple families, large groups, retreats, adoption agencies, mental health providers, workshops or other large-scale settings, submit a request to our training team at therapyredeemed@gmail.com. A registration form will then be sent to your email address with payment options and a link to download your package (i.e., discussion guide along with the 55-minute movie file (3GB), which will include a unique watermark for your specific organization).
Thank you so much for trusting Therapy Redeemed to be a voice and light in your adoption journey!!
This personal-use eLearning will help you and your family get that conversation started as well as add perspective to the way you walk with your child now and throughout their adoption journey.
“Will we ever understand adoption?” no longer needs to overwhelm families. With resources like these I believe you can.
In this particular training, participants will gain insight about a) birth family, b) birth culture, and c) practical interventions to help adoptees and their family members explore birth family and birth culture.
The format of this eLearning is a combination of story-telling and education. Trans-racial adoptee and therapist, Cam Lee Small, presents a narrative exploration of his own experience of adoption along with a deck of educational slides to support the following objectives:
1) Discuss themes related to foster care and adoption
2) Learn and review interventions that support emotion identification and emotion expression related to an adoptee's birth family and birth culture
3) Initiate further dialogue on adoption and adoption reform
You can access previews here:
Trailer #1
Trailer #2
FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. Public and professional use is unacceptable. Unauthorized use is copyright infringement and an exploitation of the physical, cognitive and emotional labor of people of color.
To order this training for multiple families, large groups, retreats, adoption agencies, mental health providers, workshops or other large-scale settings, submit a request to our training team at therapyredeemed@gmail.com. A registration form will then be sent to your email address with payment options and a link to download your package (i.e., discussion guide along with the 55-minute movie file (3GB), which will include a unique watermark for your specific organization).
Thank you so much for trusting Therapy Redeemed to be a voice and light in your adoption journey!!
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