Adoption Healing... A Path to Recovery for Mothers Who Lost Children to Adoption

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Summary: the shameful aftermath of adoption separation
Review: Waves of relief washed over me as I turned the pages of Adoption Healing to see that the myths surrounding mothers forced to surrender their babies to adoption was at last being publicly exposed. Buterbaugh and Soll have cut through the comforting theories and societal brainwashing by adoption promotors to lay bare the shameful truth of the adoption industry's predatorial collective mindset that remains indifferent towards the deep psychological and emotional harm it has invoked through its promotion of adoption to unsuspecting young women. That a book about healing from adoption ever needed to be written at all is a sad indictment of adoption as a community service which tolerates such cruelty towards young mothers while sympathising with the plight of infertility and using adoption as its cure. This book will be both confronting and simultaneously comforting to any mother who reads it and recognises that Adoption Healing has finally given all mothers who have been silenced by the trauma of adoption loss, a voice.

Dian Wellfare
Adoption Researcher, Counsellor and Founder Origins Inc.
Supporting people Separated by Adoption
Sydney, Australia.