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This workshop has been presented in numerous states and at the AFA national conference, focusing on the adjustment of children adopted intercountry.

Learn:

• What to look for in your child's previous living environment
• How to prepare for your child's developmental needs
• What to tell and not tell others about your child's previous experiences
• Why you should gather information before your child comes home
• How to prepare yourself and your extended family for child's arrival

Presenter: Joan Clark, M.Ed., former Executive Director of Adoption Community of New England, Inc., adoptive parent of two, and Recipient of the Congressional Coalition's Angel in Adoption Award.

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• Books relevant to adoption will be available for purchase by cash, check or charge.
• For information or copies of this flier, call 508.366.6812 or visit us online at www.adoptioncommunityofne.org
• There is a $5.00/person fee for processing a change of registration or refund.
• Any change in registration must be made at least 24 hours before the seminar to avoid forfeiture of the full registration fee.

ACONE's Hague training series is designed to provide 10 hours of training in intercountry adoption topics as required by Hague Regulations (22 CFR 96.48). ACONE does not imply, nor should it be assumed, that these training hours will be recognized by all adoption service providers. Please discuss training attendance with your placement and home study providers to ensure that training plans are compatible with providers' requirements.

Adoption Community of New England, Inc. is a non-profit support and educational organization of adoptive, foster and pre-adoptive parents, birth families, adopted persons and professionals interested in adoption. ACONE does not endorse any one kind of adoption, only the right of every child to permanency. Individual presenters are chosen because of their expertise in a given area, but ACONE is not responsible for the content of their remarks. This seminar is educational in nature and should not take the place of appropriate professional services.