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Required Reading List NOTE: Each prospective adoptive parent will be required to read a minimum of three books on the following reading list as part of the home study process. You will provide documentation of all education on the attached form and turn that in to the Buckner counselor. If there is another book you would rather read, please discuss this with the Buckner staff. ADOPTING AFTER INFERTILITY, by Patricia Irwin Johnston, M.S. ATTACHING IN ADOPTION, by Deborah D. Gray ADOPTING THE HURT CHILD: HOPE FOR FAMILIES WITH SPECIAL-NEEDS KIDS, A Guide for Parents and Professionals, by Gregory C. Keck, Ph.D. and Regina M. Kupecky, LSW PARENTING THE HURT CHILD: HELPING ADOPTIVE FAMILIES HEAL AND GROW, by Gregory C. Keck, Ph.D. and Regina M. Kupecky, LSW REAL PARENTS, REAL CHILDREN: Parenting the Adopted Child, by Holly van Gulden & Lisa M. Bartels-Rabb HOPE FOR THE HELPLESS CHILD, A Guide for Families, by Dr. Ronald Federici THE WHOLE LIFE ADOPTION BOOK, by Jayne E. Schooler INSIDE TRANSRACIAL ADOPTION, by Gail Steinberg and Beth Hall HELPING CHILDREN COPE WITH SEPARATION AND LOSS, by Claudia L. Jewett-Jarratt OUTER SEARCH, INNER JOURNEY, by Peter Dodds “ARE THOSE KIDS YOURS?” - American Families with Children Adopted from Other Countries, by Cheri Register, Ph.D. TODDLER ADOPTION, The Weaver’s Craft, by Mary Hopkins-BestRAISING ADOPTED CHILDREN, by Lois Ruskai Melina PARENTING WITH LOVE AND LOGIC, by Foster Cline and Jim Fay THE OUT-OF-SYNC CHILD: Recognizing and Coping with Sensory Integration Dysfunction, by Carol Stock Kranowitz, M.A. TWENTY THINGS ADOPTED KIDS WISH THEIR ADOPTIVE PARENTS KNEW, by Sherrie Eldridge HOW TO ADOPT INTERNATIONALY: A Guide for Agency-Directed and Independent Adoptions, by Jean Nelson-Erichsen and Heino Erichsen CHILDREN OF OPEN ADOPTION, by Kathleen Silber, M.S.W., and Patricia Martinez Dorner, M.A., L.P.C.
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