
219 episodes

Birth Mother Matters in Adoption Birth Mother Matters in Adoption
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3.9 • 15 Ratings
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AZ Pregnancy Help is dedicated to assisting birth mothers in their adoption journey through Building Arizona Families Adoption Agency. Adoption matters!
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Birth Mother Matters in Adoption S3, Ep 220; Growing Up Adopted
Birth Mother Matters in Adoption Season 3, Episode 220; Growing Up Adopted
Listen to Co-Host Kelly Rourke-Scarry as she discusses what it was like to grow up as an adoptee in the 1970s and 1980s. Learn about the differences between then and now, how these changes are for the better and why it was so important for the changes to occur. Learn more about adoption from the "Adoptee Angle" of the Adoption Triad. Spread Adoption Awareness.
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Birth Mother Matters in Adoption S3, Ep 219; Substance Use During Pregnancy
Birth Mother Matters in Adoption Episode 3-219 Substance Use During Pregnancy
Some pregnant women use drugs during their pregnancy. Drug exposure prenatally in adoption situations may cause concern and anxiety for hopeful adoptive parents. Learning more will help us understand and be able to make well-informed decisions.
Every year, at least once on this podcast we like to look at the current research and dicuss any changes we have seen over the past year. We are not a medical facility, nor are we medical professionals, so this podcast is to discuss the available research and what we have seen as professionals in the adoption world.
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Birth Mother Matters in Adoption S3, Ep 218; A Difficult First Step
Birth Mother Matters in Adoption Season 3, Episode 218; A Difficult First Step
Building Arizona Families and AZ Pregnancy Help is an Adoption Agency in Arizona. We are an adoption center where we help build families. When pregnat women contact us and want to make an adoption plan, we understand that the first meeting can be a very emotional step. Since we are a private adoption agency, we go the extra mile to make our new clients feel as supported as possible.
Our adoption office is located in Phoenix, Arizona. We are located off of a major highway and we take pride that in our office we have a non-perishable food pantry and a maternity clothing closet. Our goal is to be a resource for women making an adoption plan.
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Birth Mother Matters in Adoption S3, Ep 217; Facts About Adoption
Birth Mother Matters in Adoption Season 3, Episode 217; Facts About Adoption
Join us as we explore facts about adoption you may not know! Learn more about adoption. -
Birth Mother Matters in Adoption S3, Ep 215; Adult Adoptions with Logan Scarry
Birth Mother Matters in Adoption Season 3, Ep 215; Adult Adoptions with Logan Scarry
In honor of National Adoption Month, today we will hear from our Co-Host, Kelly Rourke-Scarry as she and her adopted son, Logan Scarry discuss adult adoption. Kelly adopted Logan at 19 years old, this year. Logan discusses what it means to be adopted as an adult and why being adopted was important to him. Kelly also discusses the importance of adult adoption and why its done.
Note: the state laws surrounding adult adoption differ from state to state.
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Birth Mother Matters in Adoption Season 3, Ep 216; 7 Adoption Issues
Birth Mother Matters in Adoption Season 3, Ep 216; 7 Adoption Issues
In 1982 there was an article “Seven Core Issues inAdoption” by Sharon Kaplan Roszia and Deborah Silverstein in which 7 issues were brought to light.
Listen and learn about 7 potenital issues that may arise in an adoption situtation. These 7 issues are not exclusive to adoption but can also be present in adoption. Learn how to watch for possible signs and how to address them. Adoption is a beautiful choice.
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Customer Reviews
Adoption matters
I believe this is so uplifting and reveals a new light on adoption. Because I feel a lot of the time the birth mom is left in the dark. But this brings them into a new light and shows there’s beauty and truth in adoption.
Birth mothers matter
Incredibly predatory. Sad. Help women keep their children! But then I guess there’s no money in it fo you