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Opening a Closed Adoption
- Opening a Closed Adoption
- Post-Placement: Ongoing Open Adoption
- Opening a Closed Adoption
- Post-Placement Workbook
By whatever manner families arrived at closed adoptions, many are showing an interest in establishing contact among all three parties - birth parent(s), adoptee, and adoptive parent(s).... opening the adoption, even in international adoptions.
Several adoption counselors around the country work successfully to help families open a closed adoption, and others have taken the initiative themselves, believing it to be in the best interest of their children... and themselves.
- Opening a Closed Adoption
Resources and information for those interested in opening lines of communication between minor adoptees and their biological families. - We Opened Our Adoption
When you believe it’s in your child’s best interest, it can be done. Two moms talk frankly about their experience. - Openness is Better...
An adoptive mother's feeling of emptiness prompts her to open her son's adoption. - Our Daughter's Russian Family
Opening an international adoption isn't the easiest task but when parents believe it's in their child's best interest, it can be done.
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