Light on Adoption

<p>This book has been a long labour of love. It's an articulation of my life's work which has been to understand the impact of adoption on my psyche my emotions my heart and my soul. After many years of therapy self-help searching tragedies trials and errors research reflection and determined effort I have recovered my self. At long last I fully inhabit my body. I finally feel settled in my skin and accept myself as I am. I am what I am. I have bonded ... to me. </p><p><br></p><p>I want to encourage more adoptees-people who understand life through the particular lens of birth trauma and adoption-to come together and support each other to talk about our individual adoption experiences. By telling our truth-full stories we can effect positive change-for ourselves our communities and a more compassionate society. When we rise and shine and collectively contribute the wisdom of our lived experience we will cast light on the significance of early infant attachment.</p><p><br></p><p>-- Rabekah Scott-Heart M.App.Sci.Social Ecology author of 'Light on Adoption'</p><p><br></p>