Adopting Families

Frequently, in order to get to the point of contacting an adoption agency or adoption expert, each person must recognize  and accept that the important issue for them is not to biologically create a child, but rather it is being able to parent a child with love, understanding and guidance.

If you have not yet reached this point but want some assistance, a psychologist, social worker, or other mental health professional may be able to help.  However, if you ready emotionally, physically, and financially ready to consider adoption, do not wait any longer.  Contact an adoption specialist, adoption agency or adoption attorney.

In general there are two kinds of adoption, domestic child adoption and international child adoption.  In turn, a domestic adoption will be either an intrastate or interstate adoption and will be either an open or closed adoption. 

I have created several specific websites to help you with adoption whether it is a domestic or international child adoption, intrastate or interstate adoption or an open or closed adoption.

Adoption Services, a non-profit adoption agency is licensed in multiple states and is able to help an adoptive family living anywhere in the U.S. and even in a foreign country to adopt a healthy newborn, infant or child.  Adoption Services can help a person or family interested in either a domestic adoption or an international adoption with a full range of child adoption services.  Adoption Services has helped over 9,000 birth mothers, birth fathers, and adopting persons and, over the years, has completed almost 1,000 adoptive placements.

Adopting Family Resources will provide you with information about all types of adoption and adoption related issues. The site also provides much more including pre-adoption, adoption, and post-adoption information. 

International Adoption Help is a comprehensive website dealing with international adoption.  It can help you whether you are adopting from one of the three most popular countries, China, Russia, and Guatemala or form any other country.

Child adoption Laws provides you with the adoption laws of all 50 states.  It provides information about domestic adoption laws, interstate adoption law, international adoption law, and other important adoption related legislation.

Child Adoption Resources, the website you are looking at now, and includes general help as well as help specific to your state of residence.  At the end of this page you will be able to click on a chart to find your state-specific information. Or you can skip the rest of this description and click now on you state of residence that is listed in the right hand column.

Pregnancy And Children was created to help any woman who wants to know more about pregnancy and children. There is a special section for those women suffering from infertility who would like to get pregnant or adopt a child.

Additional information regarding adoption and how you can receive help is available by contacting Dr. Berger at  Adoption Services (717) 737 3960 or (800) 943 0400 or through the contact Dr. Berger button on this Psychologist Anywhere Anytime website. 

Dr. Berger has over 38 years of experience in a wide variety of settings and has helped literally thousands of others.  Dr. Berger is also the founder and director of Adoption Services and he and his staff have helped over 9,000 birth mothers, birth fathers, and adopting families with the adoption process.

My ultimate goal is to help people, both adults and children, no matter what their circumstances.

Birth Mother Resources and Birth Mother Assistance are two websites created specifically to assist pregnant women and new mothers.  An adopting family may want to review the material on these website to better understand the issues faced by a birth mother  and birth father.