Being Adopted: The Lifelong Search for Self (Anchor Book)
by David M. Brodzinsky, Marshall D. Schecter, Robin Marantz Henig
A thoughtful exploration of adoption's lifelong psychological effects, helping adoptees and families understand identity, loss, and belonging.
About This Book
Being Adopted examines the emotional and developmental challenges faced by adopted people throughout their lives.
The authors draw on clinical experience and research to describe common patterns in identity formation and family relationships.
Topics include the search for biological roots, the impact of early loss, and the process of integrating adoption into one's sense of self.
The book offers insights for adoptees, adoptive parents, and mental health professionals working with adoption-related issues.
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