Adoptees On11 Jun 2021

187 Dr. Liz DeBetta

We're coming to our summer break! What better note to end on than this encouraging episode with Dr. Liz DeBetta. Liz has been on the podcast before and shared her story of coming to her late thirties before examining the impact adoption had on her life. Today though we are strictly diving into one of her areas of expertise which is using writing as a tool for healing. Writing is accessible, it has physical, emotional, and mental health benefits. Writing can help us create a new narrative for ourselves. Liz recently lead a group of adoptees through a transformative writing group and she shares some tools we can use to start our own writing practice.

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Show Notes Recommended Resources

Rudd Adoption Virtual Conference 2020-21
Dr. Liz DeBetta's presentation and the participant's videos (shortand long)
Liz's first appearance on Adoptees On E118
Adoptees Connect - now planting new groups
Writing as a Way of Healing by Louise DeSalvo
Waitlist for the new writing groups https://forms.gle/iX6Ru8fcyHfFupkf7

Just note "No, I am not available for all sessions" to skip to the "I am interested in future opportunities" part of the form.

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