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Adoptees Connect Tulsa
Adoptees Connect Tulsa, OK
Are you an adoptee, former foster youth, donor-conceived person, NPE or any MPE? Join us for Adoptees Connect Tulsa in-person monthly meet-ups. We meet at Mother Road Market. Please go to the Adoptees Connect Tulsa Facebook page and RSVP if you plan on attending our meetings.
Our meetings are casual. If you plan on eating there, please come a little early and order your food so we can start promptly at 6 pm. We will go over the guidelines at the beginning of the meeting. We will also have resources for you to take with you.
Adoptees Connect Groups help many people cope with the emotional aspects of being adopted by providing a safe place to share their feelings and challenges. They also allow people to learn from others facing similar situations.
We hope to see you there!
Training For Adoption Competency
The only accredited, assessment-based certificate program on adoption competency in the country.
https://familyhopehouse.org/training-for-adoption-competency
Looking for an adoption competent therapist?
Family Hope House 6711 S Yale Ave, Tulsa, OK 74136 https://familyhopehouse.org/find-a-tac-mental-health-provider-near-you
The Halo Project 401 E Memorial Rd, Oklahoma City, OK https://haloprojectokc.com/
Develop the knowledge and skills to provide effective mental health services for the adoption kinship network.
This year-long program, designed by the Center for Adoption Support and Education alongside a team of national experts, includes classroom and remote instruction as well as clinical case consultation to assist participants in mastering 18 areas of knowledge, values and skills critical to adoption competent mental health services. It is recognized by the California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse for Child Welfare for promising research evidence and accredited by the Institute of Credentialing Excellence (ICE).
Leslie Keenan Executive Director and Founder Family Hope House
Leslie brought the Training for Adoption Competency when she realized a fourth of her patients weren't showing improvement with traditional therapy practices. In her desire to help others, she formed a group that looked into the common issues that were going unresolved in their patients. They discovered that these patients were adopted. This started her on the path to find ways to help an underserved segment of families. Leslie also has experience as a teacher in the public school setting and provides psychotherapy in the home, school, and clinic based settings. She grew up watching Mr. Rogers who was quoted saying, "The greatest thing that we can do is help someone know that they are loved and capable of being loved." With this as a driving motivator, Leslie passionately leads Family Hope House toward becoming a cornerstone for adoption competent and trauma informed practice in the state of Oklahoma.