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Benefits of Counseling After Adoption in Nevada

By Erin McKenna  If you have recently given a child up for adoption in Nevada and find yourself in need of support, you are not alone. It is perfectly normal and expected for birth parents to deal with a wide variety of complex emotions after giving a baby up for adoption. You may find yourself grieving or depressed. You might be struggling to adjust to life after the adoption process. Maybe you are struggling to reconcile society’s expectations of how you should feel and how you actually feel. Whatever you’re working through, know that you don’t have to work through…

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Adoption Grief vs. Depression: Understanding the Difference and When to Seek Help

By Lindsay Parkoo When doing all the steps in the adoption process, a lot of birth mothers will feel a lot of emotions. They might feel drained or overwhelmed, for example. Many birth mothers experience grief and depression throughout the journey. While these two emotions are very similar on the surface, it’s important to know the distinctions between them. Mixing up one for the other can be serious. After all, grief is notably easier to manage than depression. That’s why we will take the time to tell you about the differences between grief and depression. In this, we encourage you…

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I Gave My Baby Up For Adoption in Reno, Now What?

By Shamani Salahuddin If you are a birth parent who has recently completed adoption in Reno, NV, you may be wondering: “What do I do now?” Post-adoption can trigger specific emotions, and you may want to seek help if it disrupts your daily life. Even if you are mentally prepared to follow the adoption plan before delivery, seeing your baby might bring new, uncomfortable things to light.  While adoption can bring feelings of love and hope, you may also experience grief and sadness. Know these are all normal feelings to have after placing your baby for adoption. At Adoption Choices…

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What If I Don’t Want Any Support During the Nevada Adoption Process? 

By Nicole Cunningham Have you been experiencing unknown emotions during your adoption in Nevada? Giving a baby up for adoption can have its ups and downs, emotionally. When you decide to choose adoption, we at Adoption Choices of Nevada know that it is not an easy choice. We know how hard it can be to go through the adoption process. We also know how much harder it can be if you choose to deal with your emotions on your own. Every birth mother has additional support offered to them. However, it is up to you whether or not you choose…

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Benefits of Counseling after Putting a Baby for Adoption in Nevada

By Lindsay Parkoo While the adoption process is often stressful, it shouldn’t be something you try to cope with on your own. When it comes to adoption in Nevada, getting counseling should be something you seek out during and after. Many adoption agencies offer counseling as a part of the adoption process because it is so necessary. As you know, adoption is a long process, and it can leave very complex emotions to deal with. Getting adoption-specific counseling gives you an outlet to talk about those tough emotions and experiences you went through. After all, it’s important to tend to…

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My Nevada Adoption Wasn’t What I Expected— What Now?

By Erin McKenna  If you’ve just given a baby up for adoption in Nevada and it wasn’t what you expected, you’re not alone. Society places a lot of pressure and expectations on birth parents who have chosen the adoption process. You may feel like you should be feeling grief, regret, or guilt about your decision. Whether those expectations match your reality or not, navigating your emotions after adoption can be challenging. There is no “wrong” way to experience adoption—and if you don’t feel bad, there’s nothing “wrong” with you. Adoption Choices of Nevada is here for you as you process…

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I Gave My Baby Up for Adoption, Now What? 

By Alexandra Butcher Unexpected pregnancies change the course of your life from one day to the next. Sometimes you might already be struggling with an issue in another aspect of your life. The possibility of raising a baby was not in your near future. But life happens, and it is completely normal to deal with this unexpected occurrence in a way that will benefit both you and the baby.  Adoption is never an easy choice to make, but you should be proud of yourself for making the best decision for your child and their future. Whether you are a young…

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Why Do Birth Mothers Choose Adoption in Nevada?

By Shamani Salahuddin Facing an unplanned pregnancy can bring up feelings of fear, isolation, and doubt. And if you have never unexpectedly taken a pregnancy test and watched as the positive lines reveal themselves, you will never know what that feels like. Many factors go into the decision when considering putting a baby for adoption. Can I be a good mother? Do I have the money to support this baby? Can I provide a promising future for this child? You won’t have the answers immediately, but you should know the available options. Adoption Choices of Nevada is who to call…

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Life After Adoption in Nevada: Birth Parent Support Groups

By Erin McKenna  The choice to give a baby up for adoption can be a wonderful, positive experience for many. It is often the best and safest choice when facing an unplanned pregnancy. However it is not uncommon to experience a heavy emotional toll during the adoption process. Feeling anxiety during your pregnancy, both about your health and the best choice for your future, is expected. After giving birth, you may feel differently about giving your baby up for adoption than you did before. You could be at risk for Postpartum Depression or experiencing grief for your child. There is…