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Answers questions, offers information about who can adopt, why adoption should be considered, how kids understand adoption as they grow up, and more. Author: Patricia Irwin JohnstonAdditional [...]

Effective, practical, and hands on approach to help you work with your child to fix that very annoying but widespread youthful characteristic attitude. Author: Borba, MicheleAdditional Author: [...]

Ann Stressman wrote this book after hearing Ruby Payne speak about the hidden rules of economic class, combining that perspective into her two decades of personal experience with foster care […]

Packed with real dilemmas parents and caregivers face daily, this book helps you reframe each situation positively, answers questions in an upbeat, constructive way and offers plenty of [...]

This four module curriculum was prepared by Regina Deihl, J.D. Chapter One: Permanency, Foster Parents and the Law; Chapter Two: Dependency Court and Removal of Children; Chapter Three: Court [...]

Gives parents information that explains the effects of home environment, eight ways to encourage good emotional health, how to tell if a child has a problem, and how to seek […]

Written by young people currently or formerly in foster care, this is a breakthrough handbook for kids first entering the foster care system or for those in placement. Finding Our […]

Teens write about the violence that surrounds them. Violence is commonplace in many teens’ lives, whether from bullying, gangs, dating, or family relationships. Hear the experiences of [...]

This book tackles the tough issues that parents are oftentimes reluctant to discuss with their teenager. Adopted teenagers will discover; what feelings and thoughts are common to the adoptive [...]

Thousands of teens encounter the juvenile justice system every year. In this booklet, teens write about their first-hand experiences with that system. Written from an insider’s perspective, these [...]