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"Douglas B. Henderson sheds light on the complex impact of adoption, which up until then was largely left swept under his parents' proverbial rug. Both universal and personal, his story is one of courage, reflection, and connection, offering a thoughtful perspective on adoption and identity."-Betsie Norris Founder and Executive Director, Adoption Network Clevelandreunited adoptee (1986) and former psychiatric nurseco-author of Journeys After Adoption: Understanding the Lifelong Process

Subtitle
Search, Reunion, and Synchronicity in Adoption

H | W | D | g
229 mm | 152 mm | 22 mm | 0.591 kg

Publication year
2025

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0

Edition
Taschenbuch

Publisher
Douglas B. Henderson

ISBN-10
9798218614270

Author
Henderson, Douglas B

Language
Englisch

Page Count
364

Topics
Adoption und Pflegekinder, Ratgeber Adoption und Pflegeeltern: Themen und Fragen

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9798218614270

Title
There Are More Like Me: Search, Reunion, and Synchronicity in Adoption

Year
2025

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Henderson, Douglas B

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Henderson, Douglas B

Douglas B. Henderson is a retired Professor of Psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. He received his Ph.D. in Clinical Child Psychology from The Ohio State University in 1973, and was a licensed psychologist for 25 years. Doug was adopted at birth in 1946 in a traditional closed adoption, but despite knowing his adoption had major implications in his life, he didn't seriously consider searching until a cancer diagnosis in 1981. Doug did his primary search between 1983 and 1999, ultimately meeting several members of his birth family. His reunion process stalled for many years until his identity was confirmed through 23andMe.Doug has authored or coauthored 12 articles about adoption in professional journals, and presented 19 papers at psychology- or adoption-related conventions. For ten years he led a local chapter of Adoption Information and Direction, a Wisconsin search and support group for adoptees, birth parents, and adoptive parents. He was a member of Board, Executive, and Nominating Committees, Continuing Education Director, and a Regional Director of the American Adoption Congress.Doug lives in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, with his wife, Susan Hughes Gingrasso, a retired Professor of Dance.

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