Book by Rappaport Bruce M PhD
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Updated for a New Paperback Edition, the Definitive Guide to Open Adoption, by the founder of the Open Adoption Movement The exploding popularity of open adoption today underscores what adopting parents, birthparents, and many adoption experts now maintain: Open adoption is the healthiest, most humane, and fastest method available. It′s better for the birthmother, because she (not lawyers or social workers) decides the future of her child. It′s better for children, because they′re raised without the shroud of secrecy and stigma that accompanies most closed adoptions. And it′s better for adopting parents, because it dramatically shortens the time it takes to obtain a baby, from an average of seven years to under one year. As director of one of the country′s leading open adoption agencies and founder of the first nationwide network of open adoption organizations, Bruce Rappaport has facilitated thousands of successful open adoptions and acquired an intimate understanding of the most common and heartfelt concerns of parents seeking to adopt a baby. Interweaving personal stories and real–life experiences of adopting parents, birthparents, and adopted children, he answers the questions clients most frequently ask:
Bruce M. Rappaport, Ph.D., is founder and Executive Director of the Independent Adoption Center in Pleasant Hill, California, and founder of the National Federation for Open Adoption Education. A nationally known expert on open adoption, he has worked in education, counseling, infertility, and adoption for more than twenty years and has been interviewed on these subjects by "Nightline," CNN, "The Today Show," The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and elsewhere. Dr. Rappaport lives in Oakland, California, with his daughter.
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Hardcover. Etat : Fair. Etat de la jaquette : Fair. 195 numbered pages; minor age tan to text; ex-library with pocket, clear cover over the dustjacket, and the usual library markings and stickers, and etc.; some minor smudging to edges of closed pages; minor shelf wear to cover and dustjacket; very light wear to corners and edges of clear cover; minor rub to clear cover; a number of minor scratches to clear cover; weighs 13.5 ounces; measures 8.5 by 5.7 by .85 inches; 090821; N° de réf. du vendeur 15443
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