PRIDE Parent Resources for Information Development, and Education (for foster/adoption care)

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PRIDE Parent Resources for Information Development, and Education (for foster/adoption care)

Reasons for Involvement Kinship Care Foster Care: child, teen, unwed mothers Adoption Fulfillment Community Responsibility License Recertification

Why is there a need for foster/adoption program Neglect Abuse: physical, sexual, emotional Runaway Drugs/Alcohol Death Lack of Resources Trauma

How to facilitate the healing process Loss/Trauma HealthSignificant PersonsSelf-Esteem Shock/Denial Bargaining Anger FearPain Understanding Coping Managing loss/ Healing

How Attachment Develops Child feels discomfort Child expresses discomfort (a need) Child feels comfortable Parent comforts child (meets need) It only takes 12 days for attachment or detachment to occur

The Child’s Future, and Concurrent Planning Returning Home Termination of Rights Remaining in Foster Care Being Adopted

Returning Home If even possible Restrictions and requirements Visitations Mentoring

Termination of Rights Remaining in foster care Medical Needs Age Legal Guardianship Being Adopted New life Emotional needs meet Physical needs meet

Planning for change and a healthy child Listen- Do not problem solve Validate- Justify the child’s emotions Empower- Give the child choices and a voice in decisions

Mrs. Marquett’s Class Divorce Restraining Orders Special Needs Emotionally Disturbed

Class Project Health journals Picture of emotion Interpretation of emotion Favorites