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	Foster Care to Adoption Preview Description Testimonials Related Courses Share Most children in foster care eventually return to live with their birth families. When reunification is not an option, the child may enter long term foster care, kinship care, or be adopted. Adoption is surrounded by myths and expectations that can be problematic for adoptive families and the child being adopted. This course explores the foster care to adoption process and offers insight and suggestions to make this transition easier for everyone involved. At the end of this course, you will be able to: understand how the adoption process works and what to expect understand pre-placement issues dispel myths about adoption understand post-adoption issues and challenges describe how foster care, kinship care, and adoption differ This course was very informative and helpful in the event I decide to adopt my cousin who has been in my foster care for over two years. Lavonzella B. I enjoy being a adoptive parent. It's a wonderful experience to be able to nurture and train children and give them hope and faith to overcome the odds that were against them. The reward is priceless and the gift last forever. Shelene B. Understanding Birth Family Relationships Explores the range of openness in adoption, the birth connection, and birth relationships. Cultural Issues in Parenting Examines how parents can support children’s cultural differences, including differences in customs, beliefs, sexual orientation, and gender identity, and why that is important to healthy growth and development. [Also available in Spanish] Parenting a Child Who Was Substance Exposed Explores how parents can care for children who were prenatally exposed to substances or drug endangered. Share this with friends. Link to share: This course examines the foster care to adoption process including: pre-placement issues adoption myths post-adoption challenges 4 credit hours, $20.00 per person