<![CDATA[Rooted in Resiliency]]>Rooted in Resiliency is a strength-based, trauma-informed podcast designed to support adoptive, kinship, and guardianship caregivers by providing educational, uplifting, and practical conversations. The podcast will highlight coping strategies, caregiver experiences, and expert insight to help listeners build resilience and access supportive resources.

]]>www.gacrs.orgRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Sun, 12 Jul 2026 11:00:39 GMTWed, 18 Mar 2026 15:04:50 GMT60Dawn Scott<p><i>Rooted in Resiliency</i> is a strength-based, trauma-informed podcast designed to support adoptive, kinship, and guardianship caregivers by providing educational, uplifting, and practical conversations. The podcast will highlight coping strategies, caregiver experiences, and expert insight to help listeners build resilience and access supportive resources.</p>episodicDawn Scottpodcast@familiesfirst.orgno<![CDATA[The Adoptee Voice Pt II: Identity and Difference "Just Like Everyone Else"]]>Part 2, The Adoptee Voice: Identity and Difference

"Just Like Everyone Else"

Dr. Tina Neese

]]>45c55a1f-45e0-4c33-bccb-419c2f28fceaTue, 21 Apr 2026 14:00:00 GMT<p>Part 2, The Adoptee Voice: Identity and Difference</p><p>"Just Like Everyone Else"</p><p>Dr. Tina Neese</p>no00:20:3812The Adoptee Voice Pt II: Identity and Difference "Just Like Everyone Else"full<![CDATA[The Adoptee Voice: Identity and Difference "Just Like Everyone Else"]]>The most critical resource for adoptive and foster parents is the authentic, lived experience of adopted individuals. Dr. Tina Daniel will analyze the search for self and identity formation, particularly moments where the adoptee felt "different" or marginalized due to their adoption status.

Presenter: Tina Neese, Ed.D., LPC

Note: This is a two-part series.

]]>734dfc39-356c-4007-9f5e-fe02ebd3b509Wed, 18 Mar 2026 15:07:02 GMT<p>The most critical resource for adoptive and foster parents is the authentic, lived experience of adopted individuals. Dr. Tina Daniel will analyze the search for self and identity formation, particularly moments where the adoptee felt "different" or marginalized due to their adoption status.</p><p></p><p>Presenter: Tina Neese, Ed.D., LPC</p><p>Note: This is a two-part series.</p>no00:24:3011The Adoptee Voice: Identity and Difference "Just Like Everyone Else"full