Adoption Wise

Adoption Wise

By Lisa C. Qualls and Melissa CorkumParentingKids & Family
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Adoption Wise episodes

  • #46: [Mentor Moment] Should I Test and Diagnose My Adopted Child?








    Mentor Moments give you a chance to join the conversation as we answer a listener question. These episodes guarantee we're providing the most helpful tools and resources for exactly where you are.

    This week's question is:

    My child has more challenges than nearly any other child I know. Should I have my child tested and diagnosed?

    Share your experience and advice in our private Facebook group. Click here to join.

    Do you have a question you'd like us to answer on a future episode? Call our listener hotline, 24 hours a day, at (208) 741-3880 to record your question.




     
    15 min
  • #46: [Mentor Moment] Should I Test and Diagnose My Adopted Child?








    Mentor Moments give you a chance to join the conversation as we answer a listener question. These episodes guarantee we're providing the most helpful tools and resources for exactly where you are.

    This week's question is:

    My child has more challenges than nearly any other child I know. Should I have my child tested and diagnosed?

    Share your experience and advice in our private Facebook group. Click here to join.

    Do you have a question you'd like us to answer on a future episode? Call our listener hotline, 24 hours a day, at (208) 741-3880 to record your question.




     
    15 min
  • #45: One Family’s Story of Perseverance with Emily Norton
    Ever wonder what would happen if God suddenly gave you the opportunity to share what is most important to you? This is what happened to our guest, Emily Norton, when a video about her and her husband (then fiance) went viral with millions of views.
    "Quadriplegics do not simply walk again - yet millions watched as Chris Norton took ten nearly impossible steps. With his fiancée, Emily, supporting at his side, those unbelievable steps became the start of an extraordinary journey for them both." ~Amazon
    Their story is one of incredible perseverance and following God in unexpected ways. Emily will infuse you with joy as she shares her very unique story of becoming a foster and adoptive mom.
    Relevant Resources and Links:
    The Seven Longest Yards* by Chris and Emily Norton
    Click here to preview the first 2 chapters of the audiobook for The Seven Longest Yards*
    Connect with Emily on Instagram
    Connect with Chris on Instagram
    Watch their YouTube videos
    #14:  Joys and Challenges of Fostering and Adopting as a Single Mom
    (Molly Ford also talks about post-adoption depression)
    #38: Fostering and Adopting Teens with Kristin Berry
    *affiliate link
    53 min
  • #45: One Family’s Story of Perseverance with Emily Norton








    Ever wonder what would happen if God suddenly gave you the opportunity to share what is most important to you? This is what happened to our guest, Emily Norton, when a video about her and her husband (then fiance) went viral with millions of views.

    "Quadriplegics do not simply walk again - yet millions watched as Chris Norton took ten nearly impossible steps. With his fiancée, Emily, supporting at his side, those unbelievable steps became the start of an extraordinary journey for them both." ~Amazon

    Their story is one of incredible perseverance and following God in unexpected ways. Emily will infuse you with joy as she shares her very unique story of becoming a foster and adoptive mom.


    Relevant Resources and Links:





    The Seven Longest Yards* by Chris and Emily Norton

    Click here to preview the first 2 chapters of the audiobook for The Seven Longest Yards*





    Connect with Emily on Instagram

    Connect with Chris on Instagram

    Watch their YouTube videos

    #14:  Joys and Challenges of Fostering and Adopting as a Single Mom
    (Molly Ford also talks about post-adoption depression)

    #38: Fostering and Adopting Teens with Kristin Berry

    *affiliate link
    53 min
  • #45: One Family’s Story of Perseverance with Emily Norton








    Ever wonder what would happen if God suddenly gave you the opportunity to share what is most important to you? This is what happened to our guest, Emily Norton, when a video about her and her husband (then fiance) went viral with millions of views.

    "Quadriplegics do not simply walk again - yet millions watched as Chris Norton took ten nearly impossible steps. With his fiancée, Emily, supporting at his side, those unbelievable steps became the start of an extraordinary journey for them both." ~Amazon

    Their story is one of incredible perseverance and following God in unexpected ways. Emily will infuse you with joy as she shares her very unique story of becoming a foster and adoptive mom.


    Relevant Resources and Links:





    The Seven Longest Yards* by Chris and Emily Norton

    Click here to preview the first 2 chapters of the audiobook for The Seven Longest Yards*





    Connect with Emily on Instagram

    Connect with Chris on Instagram

    Watch their YouTube videos

    #14:  Joys and Challenges of Fostering and Adopting as a Single Mom
    (Molly Ford also talks about post-adoption depression)

    #38: Fostering and Adopting Teens with Kristin Berry

    *affiliate link
    53 min
  • #44: [Mentor Moment] Should I Homeschool My Adopted Child?
    Mentor Moments give you a chance to join the conversation as we answer a listener question. These episodes guarantee we're providing the most helpful tools and resources for exactly where you are.
    This week's question is:
    Should I homeschool my adopted child?
    Share your experience and advice in our private Facebook group. Click here to join.
    Do you have a question you'd like us to answer on a future episode? Call our listener hotline, 24 hours a day, at (208) 741-3880 to record your question.
    12 min
  • #44: [Mentor Moment] Should I Homeschool My Adopted Child?








    Mentor Moments give you a chance to join the conversation as we answer a listener question. These episodes guarantee we're providing the most helpful tools and resources for exactly where you are.

    This week's question is:

    Should I homeschool my adopted child?

    Share your experience and advice in our private Facebook group. Click here to join.

    Do you have a question you'd like us to answer on a future episode? Call our listener hotline, 24 hours a day, at (208) 741-3880 to record your question.




     
    12 min
  • #44: [Mentor Moment] Should I Homeschool My Adopted Child?








    Mentor Moments give you a chance to join the conversation as we answer a listener question. These episodes guarantee we're providing the most helpful tools and resources for exactly where you are.

    This week's question is:

    Should I homeschool my adopted child?

    Share your experience and advice in our private Facebook group. Click here to join.

    Do you have a question you'd like us to answer on a future episode? Call our listener hotline, 24 hours a day, at (208) 741-3880 to record your question.




     
    12 min
  • #43: Setting Realistic Expectations to Help Your Child Succeed with Deb Jones
    Today's episode is for every mom with kids from "hard places" and especially moms whose children have brain differences due to trauma, prenatal exposure, or other factors.
    Debbie Jones is the adoptive mom of a young adult son with FASD. Today she shares her wisdom and wealth of experience with setting realistic expectations for our children in order to help them succeed.
    Her story is honest, real, and filled with hope. Don't miss it!
    Links Relevant to this episode:
    Connect with Deb on Facebook
    God, Are You Nice or Mean?: Trusting God . . . After the Orphanage* by Deb Jones
    #40: Parenting Kids with FASDs and Invisible Disabilities Successfully with Eileen Devine
    *This is an affiliate link
    45 min
  • #43: Setting Realistic Expectations to Help Your Child Succeed with Deb Jones








    Today's episode is for every mom with kids from "hard places" and especially moms whose children have brain differences due to trauma, prenatal exposure, or other factors.

    Debbie Jones is the adoptive mom of a young adult son with FASD. Today she shares her wisdom and wealth of experience with setting realistic expectations for our children in order to help them succeed.

    Her story is honest, real, and filled with hope. Don't miss it!


    Links Relevant to this episode:
    Connect with Deb on Facebook

    God, Are You Nice or Mean?: Trusting God . . . After the Orphanage* by Deb Jones

    #40: Parenting Kids with FASDs and Invisible Disabilities Successfully with Eileen Devine

    *This is an affiliate link
    *If you’re already on our email list, you automatically receive each week’s download in our Quick Connection email.

    45 min

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