The adoption experience is often an unspoken, yet pervasive influence on the lives of everyone involved in this life-altering decision. Yet, it often isn’t discussed or recognized as an impactful blueprint on all involved. The emotions run deep and can involve feelings of curiosity, fear, sadness and guilt.

• If you are an adoptee and are considering reunification with a biological family member, having the space to discuss what this might look like and how to take care of yourself during the process is essential.

• If you are a biological family member who is distraught after a child is given up for adoption, therapy can be helpful as you process this often unspoken grief.

• If you are an adoptive family member wanting to make sure your adopted child is getting the best version of you, having a therapeutic space to talk about your needs, supports this objective.