Tanya and Five Other Foster Children Received Psychological Support

Tanya was 10 years old when her adoptive parents took her from the orphanage. A month later, Tanya became unrecognizable: she cried more and more often and demanded to be left alone, and when her parents left, the crying turned into a scream demanding to return. When the parents returned, the cycle repeated. The adoptive parents tried to show more care to their daughter, but the situation worsened: Tanya began to show aggression, tearing clothes and breaking dishes. The parents turned to the foundation for help: specialists helped to understand that Tanya was going through a difficult period of adaptation because she was afraid that she would be returned to the orphanage and was unknowingly testing her adoptive parents. Children abandoned by their parents face similar problems. Specialists help to overcome the difficult period of adaptation of the child to the family. Please help 6 families with adopted children visit a psychologist for a month! You will help relieve an acute crisis and help children adapt to a new family.