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First published 2010-10

Contact with Birth Parents

Reagan Curtis, Frances Pearson

Journal of Social Work

Select article: How Professionals Think about Contact between Children and their Birth Parents

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First published 2002-04

How Professionals Think about Contact between Children and their Birth Parents

Rita Harris, Caroline Lindsey

Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry

Select article: Open Adoption: Adoptive Parents' Experiences of Birth Family Contact and Talking to Their Child about Adoption

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First published 2011-10

Open Adoption: Adoptive Parents' Experiences of Birth Family Contact and Talking to Their Child about Adoption

Mandi MacDonald, Dominic McSherry

Adoption & Fostering

Select article: Contact between Children Placed Away from Home and their Birth Parents: Research Issues and Evidence

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First published 1997-07

Contact between Children Placed Away from Home and their Birth Parents: Research Issues and Evidence

David Quinton, Alan Rushton, Cherilyn Dance [...]

Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry

Select article: Contact between Children Placed Away from Home and their Birth Parents: Ryburn’s ‘Reanalysis’ Analysed

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First published 1999-10

Contact between Children Placed Away from Home and their Birth Parents: Ryburn’s ‘Reanalysis’ Analysed

David Quinton, Julie Selwyn, Alan Rushton [...]

Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry

Select article: Contact between Children Placed Away from Home and their Birth Parents: A Reanalysis of the Evidence in Relation to Permanent Placements

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First published 1999-10

Contact between Children Placed Away from Home and their Birth Parents: A Reanalysis of the Evidence in Relation to Permanent Placements

Murray Ryburn

Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry

Select article: Mediation and Post-Adoption Contact: The Early Experience of the Post-Adoption Centre Contact Mediation Service

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First published 1999-10

Mediation and Post-Adoption Contact: The Early Experience of the Post-Adoption Centre Contact Mediation Service

Carol Kedward, Barry Luckock, Hilary Lawson

Adoption & Fostering

Select article: Contact between Adopters and Birth Parents: the Strathclyde Experience

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First published 1994-6

Contact between Adopters and Birth Parents: the Strathclyde Experience

Stephanie Stone

Adoption & Fostering

Select article: Concurrent Planning: A Retrospective Study of the Continuities and Discontinuities of Care,and Their Impact on the Development of Infants and Young Children Placed for Adoption by the Coram Concurrent Planning Project

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First published 2009-12

Concurrent Planning: A Retrospective Study of the Continuities and Discontinuities of Care,and Their Impact on the Development of Infants and Young Children Placed for Adoption by the Coram Concurrent Planning Project

Jenny Kenrick

Adoption & Fostering

Select article: How Adoptive Parents Feel about Contact with Birth Parents after Adoption

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First published 1989-12

How Adoptive Parents Feel about Contact with Birth Parents after Adoption

Joan Fratter

Adoption & Fostering

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