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Is Individual or Couples Therapy Right for You?
It’s a very good question, particularly if you find that your relationship with your partner is a large part of what you want to address.
People have a lot of ideas and thoughts about what adoption looks like today. They might have seen things on television or in movies or heard stories about what the adoption process entails.
Unfortunately, there are some common misconceptions about adoption. On this episode, Laurie Poole welcomes Laura Summers, LMFT to unpack what some of these are and discuss the truth about the family-building option that is today’s modern adoption.
"There's the experience of being adopted. And then there's the narrative around adoption. And that larger narrative is something that myself and other adult adoptees are are trying to work to shift and reframe, because it's very binary. It's very black and white."
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Laura Summers, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and owner of Engage Counseling & Consulting. Her practice focuses on relational issues, boundaries, self image, and issues of adoption. As an adult domestic adoptee, she brings a deep understanding of how adoption affects both individuals and their families. She works from an attachment-informed perspective, which is crucial to understanding adoption and its affects on all members of the adoption triad.
It’s a very good question, particularly if you find that your relationship with your partner is a large part of what you want to address.
Anytime you lose anything, whether that thing be a person or a time period of your life, it is fundamentally the death of something.
It feels increasingly true that the noise on how we should feel about our bodies gets louder, but building a better relationship with your body is possible.