Where Attachment Meets Acculturation: Three Cases of International Adoption  

Oleh:

Lancaster, Chloe ; Nelson, Kaye W.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: The Family Journal vol. 17 no. 04 (Oct. 2009), page 302-311.
Topik: international adoption; phenomenological research; narrative themes; orphanage; family counseling
Fulltext: 302.pdf (173.4KB)

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Three mothers of eight children adopted from China were interviewed about their experience with international adoption. A narrative phenomenological research design resulted in the identification of six themes from their stories (a) not being prepared and survival, fear, and grief; (b) attachment; (c) barriers faced in the schools; (d) burn out; (e) counseling; (f) strategies of building community and validating ethnic identity and acculturation; and (g) becoming a family takes time. Authors recommend further research and more attention to the family counseling needs of international adoption families.

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