Sentence examples for adoption journey from inspiring English sources

Many adoptive parents and prospective adoptive parents we've met since beginning our adoption journey have shared similar experiences.

From the user-journey mapping, we identify some key behaviour change techniques that could be applied, primarily by cookstove implementers, at different phases in the adoption journey to support users in the process of overcoming behavioural barriers to adopting a new technology.

DMC: My Adoption Journey VH1, tonight at 9, Eastern and Pacific times; 8, Central time.

"Oh, snap," he says on tonight's stirring documentary, "DMC: My Adoption Journey," on VH1.

Our adoption journey will by then have lasted nearly three years.

Ms. Barfield, who adopted her children several years ago (she declined to provide their ages), said moments in the adoption journey have faded with time.

There have been numerous encounters over the past seven years in my transracial adoption parenting journey where I've had to remind myself that I can't -- nor should I have to -- tackle adoptive, transracial parenting, or simply parenting, alone.

Last month Debbie Jones, president of the Association of Directors of Children's Services, said some local authorities were already taking steps to place children with families who would become adopters earlier in the child's journey to adoption.

Debbie Jones, president of the Association of Directors of Children's Services, said: "Some good local authorities are already taking steps to place children with families who will become adopters earlier in the child's journey to adoption.

They seemed to have missed standard literature from last century on the complexities of adoption by adoptee Betty Jean Lifton (Journey of the Adopted Self) and adoptive mother Nancy Newton Verrier (The Primal Wound) and missed the loud and often provocative adoptee movements in this century embodied by web collectives like Land of Gazillion Adoptees and Lost Daughters.

Formerly a writer and editor for the Chicago Tribune, Haramis chronicled her efforts to adopt a child through a popular column, "Journey to Adoption," in the paper's Sunday style section, "Q", from 2005 through 2007.