Thank you for helping to pay for 10 group sessions with a psychologist for adopted children!

Aggression often interferes with the lives of children who were abandoned by their parents. This feeling accompanies adopted children as a defense mechanism, because aggressive behavior is often the only way to fend for oneself and survive in an orphanage.

After such experiences, children often experience violent outbursts in stressful situations, even when living in loving foster homes. Children cannot control their emotions; fights with peers and even with parents are common.

In group classes with a foundation psychologist, adopted children learn to recognize their emotions, control aggression, and learn exercises that help them calm down. Children learn new skills of expressing feelings not by force, but by talking. Let's help children learn safe communication and control aggression!