Was just thinking of this too. At some point in time, not necessarily right away. Maybe after gathering more strength and with a professional counsellor or 2 to support/coordinate.Originally Posted by papaver
bacarver, this may sound a little weird but... if there aren't any support groups, why not start one of your own? Try to find a psychologist or a counselor or another professional, maybe people from adoption agencies to back you up. It has to start somewhere.
Gut feeling tells me...this a whole area of research that needs attention but that can't even begin until professional counsellors are pulled in to speak /talk with folks like bacarver.
Bacarver has much to offer..at some point later.
Hoping for a smoother road for you, bacarver. This is an article of related interest: http://muskie.usm.maine.edu/helpkids...uma-foster.pdf
As an option for : is to contact a university/college where the instructor specializes in teaching /research in areas related to your problem. These people would have a network of professional colleagues and knowledge of credible support groups across the U.S.
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