The Adoption Reunion Handbook (PDF)

DR LIZ TRINDER is a researcher into family relationships. Most of
her work is in the area of contact after divorce, e.g. the recent
report for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation on Making Contact.
This is the first time she has written about adoption. She was
herself adopted.

JULIA FEAST currently works at the British Association of
Adoption and Fostering (BAAF), London, as the Policy, Research and
Development Consultant. In the past she managed the post-adoption
and care counselling research project, The Children's Society
and has counselled a number of people who have been adopted and
also those who were brought up in Care through the search and
reunion process. She has published many articles on the subject of
Adoption Search and Reunion and also the information needs of
children conceived as a result of donor-assisted conception. She is
co-author of Preparing for Reunion: Experiences from the
Adoption Circle (The Children's Society, 1994; new
edition 1998) and Adoption, Search and Reunion: The Long-Term
Experience of Adopted Adults (The Children's Society,
2000; now published by BAAF), and Searching Questions: Origins,
Identity and Adoption (BAAF, 2003).

DR DAVID HOWE has a long-standing interest in all aspects of
adoption. He is the author of many books, including Half a
Million Women: Mothers who Lose their Children by Adoption
(Penguin), Adopters on Adoption (BAAF), Patterns of
Adoption: Nature, Nurture and Psychosocial Development
(Blackwell Science), and, with Julia Feast, Adoption, Search and
Reunion: The Long-Term Experience of Adopted Adults (The
Children's Society, 2000; now published by BAAF).

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