If there is inclement weather on the day of the
class, please check the
IAN
Family Blog for time change and/or
cancellation.
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Date |
Time |
Session (see
below for session details) |
Location |
|
June 11, 2011: Saturday |
9:30am -
2:30pm |
Section
IV (5
hours)
-
Parenting a child of different culture/racial
background
-
Culture and Identity
-
Multi-culture family:
Long term issues
-
Understand social /medical history
information
-
Culture background and history of the child
-
Sign language with baby
-
Waiting parents and 'lifebook'
-
Adoption
Tax Credit
-
Travel
Abroad
-
Panel
-
Useful Resources
|
Ross-University Hills Library
Map |
|
July 9,
2011: Saturday |
9:30am - 2:30pm |
Section I (5 hours)
|
IAN Office - Lower Level Conference Room
Map
|
|
August 13, 2011: Saturday |
9:30am -
2:30pm |
Section II (5
hours)
-
Parenting the emotional, physically or
sexually abused child
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Effects of institutionalization and other
emotional problems related to traumatized
children.
-
Problems
related to children who have had multiple
care givers
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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome,
Prenatal Drug Exposure,
Malnutrition
-
Relevant
environmental toxins
-
Emotional, medical, genetic, developmental
risk factors associated with children from
country of origin
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Behavioral & mental disorders
-
Parenting a special needs child
-
Effects of stress in early life
-
Sensory integration disorder
-
Useful Resources
|
IAN Office - Lower Level Conference Room
Map
|
|
Sept 10, 2011: Saturday |
9:30am -
2:30pm |
Section III (5
hours)
-
Adoption as a life long commitment
-
On going contact and/or communication with
biological family
-
Understanding legal issues on adoption/regulatory procedures
-
Post
Placement Requirements
-
Infant care including basic care and
feeding, shaken baby syndrome
-
Useful Resources
|
IAN Office - Lower Level Conference Room
Map
|
|
October 8, 2011: Saturday |
9:30am -
2:30pm |
Section
IV (5
hours)
-
Parenting a child of different culture/racial
background
-
Culture and Identity
-
Multi-culture family:
Long term issues
-
Understand social /medical history
information
-
Culture background and history of the child
-
Sign language with baby
-
Waiting parents and 'lifebook'
-
Adoption
Tax Credit
-
Travel
Abroad
-
Panel
-
Useful Resources
|
IAN Office - Lower Level Conference Room
Map |
|
Nov 12,
2011: Saturday |
9:30am - 2:30pm |
Section I (5 hours)
|
IAN Office - Lower Level Conference Room
Map |
|
Online |
|
Section
V (4
hours)
-
USCIS
Requirements
-
US
Adoption Policies & Procedures
-
Country:
Laws and Procedures
-
Travel
Information
-
Special regional consideration: Ethiopia,
Guatemala and Russia
-
Adoption Resources
|
Online |
|
|
|
|
|
| Call to
sign up for our next class! |
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|
303-691-0808 |
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Class
topics subject to change without notice, and may include additional
topics as required. The fall schedule will begin in September and topics
will roll over and begin again at that time. That schedule will be
announced this summer. |
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IAN's pre-adoption education sessions are created around the state's
regulations governing adoptive family training. They are developed to
meet the diverse needs of individuals and families planning to adopt
both infants and older children, domestically and internationally.
Domestic adoptive families are required to take 16 hours of training,
and international families and families adopting special needs children
are required to take up to 24 hours of training. |
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