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How Do Birth Parents Cope Psychologically After Adoption Placement? Have you ever wondered how birth parents cope emotionally after placing a child for adoption? In this informative video, we'll explore the common feelings and reactions experienced by birth parents during this challenging time. We'll discuss the range of emotions they may feel, such as grief, guilt, and sadness, and how these feelings can impact their mental health. You'll learn about typical responses like withdrawal or risky behaviors that can occur when emotional pain is unresolved. The video will also cover the concept of "counterfactual thinking" and how it influences the healing process. We’ll share how counseling, support groups, and emotional support from loved ones can help birth parents navigate their feelings and promote healing. From a social work perspective, professionals play a vital role in providing timely information, emotional support, and connecting birth parents with resources that aid in recovery. Whether you’re a birth parent, family member, or social worker, understanding these emotional challenges can foster compassion and better support systems. Join us for this important discussion, and subscribe to our channel for more insights on child welfare and social work topics.

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