Adoption Wise

Rediscover the confident and connected parent you long to be. We’ll show you how.

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#222: [Summer Swap] Healing from Blocked Care


We often have opportunities to be guests on other podcasts, and we've had some great conversations. We'd hate for you to miss them. Because we're taking the month of July off from recording new episodes, we thought it would be the perfect time to share...


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 June 27, 2023  58m
 
 

#221: Questions to Ask Yourself


Our "What We Learned in 2022" episode got such great feedback that we decided to drop in with a mid-year reflections conversation. We spontaneously answered the questions: What did you discover in the first half of the year?


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 June 13, 2023  38m
 
 

#220: Why Encouragement May Be Better Than Consequences with adoptee, Stephanie Fast


Abandoned at a young age, Stephanie wandered the war-torn countryside of Korea. Due to her bi-racial ethnicity, she was abused and violated in every way. She was adopted around the age of nine by David & Judy Merwin.


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 May 30, 2023  38m
 
 

#219: [workshop] Successful Vacation Planning for Adoptive Families


Vacations are fun until they're not. The anticipation anxiety, change in routine, and potential overstimulation can make enjoyable vacations feel impossible. In this episode, you'll learn: things to consider when planning


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 May 16, 2023  41m
 
 

#218: [mailbag] connection with adult children, older child adoption, hugs and attachment


This week we answer listener questions such as: How do I give "yesses" to an adult child to strengthen connection? Is younger child adoption easier than older child adoption? Can you explain why my child begs for hugs and then rejects them?


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 May 2, 2023  34m
 
 

#217: [workshop] Explaining Our Families to Others with Beth Smith Feger, PhD


Parenting kids who have experienced trauma, loss and separation can be challenging. Finding strategies that heal and actually work provides hope to parents who are struggling, but these strategies can seem strange to others. Our parents, neighbors,


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 April 18, 2023  39m
 
 

#216: Breaking Free from the Cycle of Generational Abuse with Former Foster Youth Kristen Thomas


When Kristen Thomas acted out as a child at school, it was a cry for help, but she was instead labeled as a "difficult child." Eventually placed in foster care, Kristen struggled with shame and being misunderstood by the people who were supposed to pro...


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 April 4, 2023  28m
 
 

#215: [mailbag] birth family, psychosomatic symptoms, blocked care for non-parent caregivers


This week we answer listener questions such as: How do you talk about love from birth parents when there's been extensive abuse? How do you address psychosomatic symptoms in your child? Is the new book helpful for other caregivers who interact with my...


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 March 21, 2023  26m
 
 

#214: Reclaim Compassion Book Preview


Is your adoption journey turning out differently than you imagined? You had so much love to give, but now you feel ashamed and bewildered by your lack of compassion. You may be experiencing blocked care—a self-protective mechanism in your nervous syste...


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 March 7, 2023  26m
 
 

#213: [workshop] Attached to God with Krispin Mayfield


Your attachment style impact ALL relationships in your life - including your relationship with God. Learn how your attachment style impacts your spiritual life, and how to take steps toward increased attachment security with God. Krispin Mayfield,


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 February 21, 2023  32m