Developing a Foundation for Learning with Internationally Adopted Children: Family-Based Activities for Remedial Learning and Attachment

Boris Gindis and Carol Lidz present a comprehensive resource designed specifically for families and professionals working with internationally adopted children. This guide emphasizes the importance of creating a solid foundation for learning and attachment through engaging family-based activities. By introducing the Smartstart Toolbox, the authors provide practical strategies that aim to enhance the developmental needs of these children, often faced with unique challenges during their transition.

The book not only addresses the educational aspects necessary for remedial learning but also highlights the crucial emotional bonds that form in the family setting. Families will find a wealth of inventive exercises aimed at nurturing resilience and fostering a secure environment. With a focus on both learning and attachment, the guide stands as an invaluable tool for anyone seeking to improve the well-being and integration of internationally adopted children into their new homes.