True of False: After I am adopted, I will be able to continue having contact with my birth family.
True!
Taking turns, share one thing no one else might now about yourself
Anyone who participates gets points!
Name one thing that makes me happy and one thing that makes me upset
What is the hardest rule to follow at home
Taking turns, name something you love about each family member.
Anyone who participates gets points!
True or False: Even though it was hard for my birth mother to take care of me and it was unsafe to keep living with her, she still loves me very much.
True!
A tradition that I had with my birth family that I would like to continue with my adoptive family is _______.
Identify two not so healthy coping skills and three healthy coping skills
Why do we have rules?
Working in teams, make up a silly dance to share with your family
Anyone who participates gets points!
When I think about being adopted, I am most excited about _______.
What it feels like inside my body when I get mad.
Everyone may experience different things, but sometimes people notice: faster heart beat, breathing faster and harder, feeling hot, sweating, tense shoulders, dizzy, frowning, clenched jaw, sweaty palms, knots in belly, pacing, face gets hot or turns read, shaking
Who makes the rules in your family?
Working together, make up a family handshake
Anyone who participates gets points!
When I think about getting adopted, I worry most about ______.
What does the word FAMILY mean to you?
When I see someone else is upset, what can I do to make them feel better?
If I could change or make up one household rule, what would it be and why?
With the person sitting to your left, using your finger trace a word that describes that person on their back. Your partner has to guess what that word or phrase is.
Anyone who participates gets points!
Name the reasons why I had to be placed in foster care.
True or False: I only have one family
FALSE. Your birth family gave you life and helped to make you who you are. You have special memories with your birth family that you can hold onto forever, and may even be able to continue making new memories with your birth family. Your birth family will always be a part of who you are. Your adoptive family is not a replacement rather an extension or an addition that will help to shape who you will become. You have two families that love you!
The Family Book by Todd Parr - YouTube
Name your happiest memory
What are the three rules from TBRI Nurture Groups
Using kind words, ask if you can give the person to your right a hug