Introducing a vital resource for those having personal or professional interest in adoption!!

The Handbook of Adoption: Implications for Researchers, Practitioners, and Families (2007, Sage Publications)
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I'm in the process of Co-Chairing the Planning Committee

The 5th Biennial Adoption Conference

Identity and the Adopted Teen: Surviving the Crucible of Adolescence

Date: Friday and Saturday, October 24-25, 2008

Don't forget to register! Early Registration is extended to October 3, 2008

Go to http://www.adoptioninitiative.org for more information.
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What are YOUR experiences with transracial adoption? Email me about your experiences, ask questions, share insights. Ask Me A Question About Adoption, Race, Culture, or All of Those Combined! Contact me at
info@transracialadoption.net.

The best questions will win a free book (
The English American by Alison Larkin--a woman adopted within a same race, international adoption) recently published (for more info, click here).
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This is a site about transracial and international adoption. Participate in my current research study, read about adoption and transracial adoption, and learn about consultation work, psychological services, trainings, workshops, and other experiences I can share. I am located in the New York City metropolitan area.

I hope you will find the information provided herein useful and relevant to you. I am a counseling psychologist with a practice in Manhattan and an Associate Professor of Counselor Education at Montclair State University in Montclair, New Jersey located just outside New York City. I am also a transracial adoptee who was born in Hong Kong and adopted by White American parents.
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NEW! Visit the new feature on my site . . . "Ask the Girls" where you can ask teens and tweens questions about growing up adopted and Chinese or about other issues related to their experiences.