Elinor B. Rosenberg: The life cycle of adoption

For 20 years, the author who has observed many other foster families in communities and clinical areas as adopted parents has experienced through professional employment and personal experience and other reports that adoption is a serious problem for natural parents, foster parents, adopted children and everyone connected to adoption circles. The author began to observe how these problems were placed on the path of human development and how the members of the adoption circles adapt and resolve their lives throughout their lifetimes. Professor and clinical scientist, professor of Michigan University, foster parents who adopted two children,. \\wright tried to present his views as an expert and to make them more subjective as a foster parent. He also tried to make it as well as possible, in keeping with the needs of various totalitarian readers. The book was a consistent discussion of important issues related to adoption and a well-suited source of information that wanted to take a step closer to what it looked like as a interconnected system that biological parents, foster parents and adopted people are important to each other's life throughout their entire lives. Each chapter was made up by a free standard. The progressive challenges of biological parents, foster parents and adopted people have been separated by some comments on their common problems. The part of clinical intervention is professional access and integration of developmental arguments. The final discussion of legal and social attitudes was based on the developmental challenges and interactive conceptualizations that have been laid down throughout the book.

Korean title: 입양의 생애주기

Korean author: Elinor B. Rosenberg

Korean publisher: 신정

ISBN-13: 9788959128914