A rare book in our literature on adoption issues. Its authors, director of the Institute of Integrative Family Therapy Marina Bebchuk and family psychologist Ekaterina Zhuikova, wrote a serious study and at the same time answered many burning questions. How dysfunctional families are “arranged”, why birth parents can abandon their children, what about the secrecy of adoption, can birth and adoptive families cooperate, what psychological problems do foster parents and adopted children face, how can family counseling help them? A practical guide for those making difficult decisions about adoption, as well as for professionals — family psychologists and social workers.
Class, 312 p.