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Birth Parents in Adoption

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2007Evolution and resolution: Birthmothers' experience of grief and loss at different levels of adoption openness

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2015‘It felt like it was night all the time’: listening to the experiences of birth mothers whose children have been taken into care or adopted73 cited

2007Counseling Adopted Persons in Adulthood63 cited

2011Does the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption Adequately Protect Orphaned and Vulnerable Children and Their Families?55 cited

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2014Post-Placement Adjustment and the Needs of Birthmothers Who Place an Infant for Adoption31 cited

2012Family group conferencing as a culturally adaptable intervention: Reforming intercountry adoption in Guatemala25 cited

2017Open Adoption Placement by Birth Mothers in Their Twenties24 cited

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