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What Is First Steps for Strengthening Adoptive Families?

First Steps for Strengthening Adoptive Families is a DVD-based training program to teach adoptive parents and professionals about working with adopted children.

First Steps helps parents and professionals:

  • Understand the important concepts of attachment, attunement, and regulation in the context of the adoptive relationship.
  • Learn ways to strengthen any adoptive parent-child relationship.
  • Learn tools and techniques to
    • Manage anxiety
    • Improve behavior
    • Reduce fears
    • Increase self esteem
    • …plus much more
  • Use narratives (therapeutic stories) to help adopted children.

First Steps can help adoption agencies comply with Hague Accreditation Standards.

Why do professionals need First Steps?
Why do adoptive parents need First Steps?
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