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Season 5: Best Advice of Adoption Experts + BONUS Feature
Dec 6, 2024
48m 02s
510: Not All Parts Get Adopted - Supporting Adoptees with Wholeness and Integration
Nov 1, 2024
43m 19s
509: Supporting Your Adoptee Through the Adoptee Consciousness Model
Oct 4, 2024
1h 05m 00s
508: How to Center the Adoptee as the Hero in Their Own Story
Sep 6, 2024
56m 18s
507: Robyn Gobbel on Dealing with Big Baffling Behaviors
Aug 2, 2024
52m 30s
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 12/6/24 |  Season 5: Best Advice of Adoption Experts + BONUS Feature | It’s December of 2024, which means we're bringing you the 5th -- and last -- Best Of advice. The first part of this episode is our traditional season-closing digest of best advice from all Season 5 guests, and the last part is a special musical treat from... | 48m 02s | ||||||
| 11/1/24 |  510: Not All Parts Get Adopted - Supporting Adoptees with Wholeness and Integration | Have you ever noticed that -- much like Riley in Disney•Pixar's Inside Out series -- you have different parts? The Internal Family Systems (IFS) framework asserts that everybody consists of different parts. Our guest this month, Kathy Mackechney, LCSW, IFS... | 43m 19s | ||||||
| 10/4/24 |  509: Supporting Your Adoptee Through the Adoptee Consciousness Model | When our adoptees are young, we cannot anticipate how and when they will process their adoptedness someday as adults. Such processing may not even be on our radar. For adoptees, figuring out their identity with the added layer of adoption, requires extr... | 1h 05m 00s | ||||||
| 9/6/24 |  508: How to Center the Adoptee as the Hero in Their Own Story | In a previous episode of Adoption: The Long View (ep505), an adoptee noted that her parents are the center of their adoption story just as she is the center of hers. It’s no big duh that the parents of an adoptee and the adoptee themself experience the s... | 56m 18s | ||||||
| 8/2/24 |  507: Robyn Gobbel on Dealing with Big Baffling Behaviors | One of the myths of adoption is the now debunked “blank slate” theory that if you get your baby early enough, they won’t have experienced any trauma. And therefore, you won’t be raising a child with a trauma history, and you won’t be dealing with big,... | 52m 30s | ||||||
| 7/5/24 |  506: More Facets of Adoption Math with Adoptee Torie DiMartile (Part 2) | In this much anticipated episode, we resume our conversation with adoptee and adoption educator Torie DiMartile on adoption math that adoptees have to deal with, the worlds they must precariously straddle throughout their lives, the opposing emotions the... | 41m 51s | ||||||
| 6/7/24 |  505: The Many Facets of Adoptee Math | We all know from 1st grade math that a half plus a half equals 1. But for adoptees, the math doesn’t always add up the way we think it will. At one time I thought that if I could just incorporate my children’s first families into ours, then Tessa and Re... | 37m 33s | ||||||
| 5/3/24 |  504: 22 Years of Lessons Learned from Two Moms in One Open Adoption | The moment you become a parent, time seems to stop and you can’t see beyond the sweet baby or toddler you have before you, looking up at you with those big eyes that say you are everything. Those days of full dependence on you feel like they may go on fore... | 48m 15s | ||||||
| 4/5/24 |  503: A Deeper Look into Adoption and the Bible | My new book Adoption Unfiltered, has three chapters in it devoted to religion and adoption, with my co-authors and I each researching and covering a chapter. Sara Easterly, an adoptee and a Christian, wrote about religion’s pain points for adoptees. Kelsey... | 43m 11s | ||||||
| 3/1/24 |  502: Exploring the Full Range of Adoptee Emotions | Early in my adoptive parenting days, when my kids were first becoming able to talk about their adoptedness and continuing through their adolescence, I was on alert for signs that adoption had hurt them. I’d been listening to adult adoptees and I knew that... | 37m 48s | ||||||
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| 2/2/24 |  501: What We Get Wrong About Same-Race Adoption | Welcome to Season 5 of Adoption: The Long View! This month's guest is someone I made a bad first impression on (in my own head, anyway) because of an assumption I made about her that turned out to be wrong. Adoptee and content creator Jennifer Dyan Ghost... | 41m 57s | ||||||
| 12/1/23 |  410: Best Advice of Adoption Experts from Season 4 + Something EXTRA | It’s December of 2023, which means that my new book, Adoption Unfiltered, written with Sara Easterly, an adoptee, and Kelsey Vander Vliet Ranyard, a birth parent, is finally available! The first part of this episode is our traditional season-closing digest... | 50m 51s | ||||||
| 11/3/23 |  409: Unfiltering Adoption: What's Been Filtered From Us Hurts Us | This is a really special episode for me because not only am I the host, as I always am, I am also a guest. I’m so excited to announce on Adoption: The Long View, that within a month, a book I, along with my two guests, have spent the last 3 years envisio... | 42m 21s | ||||||
| 10/6/23 |  408: The Dance of Adoptive Parenting: When to Lead & When to Follow | One of the distinctions we continually make here on Adoption: The Long View is the difference between "open adoption" and "openness in adoption." The former typically means having some sort of information about or contact with birth family, but the latte... | 41m 11s | ||||||
| 9/1/23 |  407: What My Adoptive Parents Did - and Didn't - Do Well | So many parents end up wishing they'd had a time machine to go back and know earlier what we didn’t know then about parenting, which is the whole premise of this podcast – to take the long view. With adoptive parenting, that wish can be even stronger, be... | 54m 34s | ||||||
| 8/4/23 |  406: Talking About Race with Adoptees | Parenting a child of a race different from yours adds a whole new element to adoptive parenting. While this episode does focus on raising an interracial adoptee (also called a transracial adoptee), becoming more comfortable with talking about race is a w... | 41m 52s | ||||||
| 6/2/23 |  405: How to Be a Therapeutic Adoptive Parent | If you’ve been listening here long, you know that to believe that adoptive parenting is no different from regular old parenting will likely end up with you feeling blindsided some day, without tools and without strategies. This is because all adoptions... | 48m 56s | ||||||
| 5/5/23 |  404: Guilt, Shame, and Boundaries in Adoption | One thing we know is that adoption comes out of a broken attachment, that the baby or child we parent has already lost something primal, that biological connection to the first mother, as well as the genetic connection to her and to the baby’s first fa... | 52m 11s | ||||||
| 4/7/23 |  403: Why an Adoptee's Truth Matters More than a Parent's Comfort | Why are truth and trust so important in adoptive families? In all families, really? Isn’t it OK sometimes to keep some things under wraps, for someone’s own good? There's a philosophical paradox called sorites based on the idea that no grain of sand i... | 53m 43s | ||||||
| 3/3/23 |  402: YES to Continuing Education for Adoptive Parenting & NO to Adoption Echo Chambers | Adoptive parenting has this in common with regular old parenting: just when you start to feel like you’ve mastered a stage, like babyhood, toddlerhood, tweenhood, or beyond, your child keeps growing and enters a new stage. And you’re back at square one... | 28m 12s | ||||||
| 2/3/23 |  401: An Adoptee, Birth Mom, & Adoption Professional All in One | There are very few people who have the multi-perspectives and lived experience in adoption that Rebecca Ricardo has. Rebecca joined her family through adoption – this means she is an adoptee. As a young teen she placed her son for adoption, embarking o... | 1h 04m 47s | ||||||
| 12/2/22 |  310: The Best Advice for Adoptive Parents from Season 3 | As we wrap up 2022, we also wrap up Season 3. This year, we have heard from seven adoptees, one birth parent, four adoptive parents, two people who got OFF the adoption roller coaster, and two people in differing roles within their interracial families. We... | 40m 19s | ||||||
| 11/4/22 |  309: How to Talk Open Adoption with Young Children | It’s National Adoption Awareness Month, and we can think of no better way to honor it than to listen to an adoptee, especially one who is also raising an adoptee. Our guest this month was adopted and grew up in the closed adoption era and is now an advoca... | 39m 36s | ||||||
| 9/30/22 |  308: The Challenges of Transracial Adoptive Parenting | Parenting is a Big Deal. But adoptive parenting? Well, that brings a whole other layer to plain old parenting. Add in a transracial element? Wrap another layer around an already wrapped Big Deal. Separation from original parents, no matter how necessary or... | 36m 10s | ||||||
| 9/2/22 |  307: Adoption in Interracial & LGBTQ+ Families: An Interview with Interracial Adoptee Tony Hynes | Tony Hynes is an interracial adoptee whose adoption case reached the US Supreme Court in the 1990s. While his case was knocked down to a lower court, Tony Hynes’ adoption ended up in a rare arrangement – joint custody between his Black birth grandmother an... | 57m 44s | ||||||
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2 placements across 2 markets.
Chart Positions
2 placements across 2 markets.