What types of concerns do you help families with?

Birth family connections Bonding and attachment Child development in the context of adoption Childhood trauma Difficulties at home, school or among peers Grief and loss Identifying Resources

Identity and self-esteem Navigating new family relationships and roles Parenting children with social, emotional and behavioral issues Preparing for adulthood Talking with your child about adoption Transitioning from foster care to adoption

Who is eligible for AAP Services?

The program is designed to support Connecticut families formed by adoption or guardianship.

Is the AAP confidential?

The AAP is a voluntary and confidential service. Information is never released without your written permission or as deemed necessary by law.

What are the costs of the AAP’s services?

There is no cost to you or your family member for AAP services. If you are referred to an outside resource or service, the cost may be offset by your insurance.

“AAP provided emotional support that continued after the adoption until we felt confident going it alone. We weren’t abandoned. This kind of support is critical to all adoptive families.” – Adoptive Parent