by AllPaths Family Building | Jun 13, 2023 | Adoption, Family Building Story, Infertility, Men's Fertility and Family Building, Support
Featured in the RNE Magazine, 2022 Volume 1 By: Andy Lamb I am the leader of RNE’s Fertility & Family Building Peer Group for Men. Whether you’re dealing with a male infertility diagnosis or you’re facing another barrier to becoming a parent, anyone who identifies...
by AllPaths Family Building | May 9, 2023 | Adoption
Join experienced adoption agency professional and adoptive parent, Betsy Hochberg, for an overview of private domestic infant adoption. The session includes the home study process, preparation of the adoptive family’s profile, as well as financial and logistical...
by AllPaths Family Building | Dec 17, 2022 | Adoption, Family Building Story
This November, we were honored to have author Eleanor Brown join us as our keynote speaker. Drawing on her own personal experiences as an adoptive parent, Eleanor Brown shares how her latest book explores the various paths to and through adoption and reflects on the...
by AllPaths Family Building | Dec 30, 2021 | Adoption, Donor Conception, Family Building Story, Infertility, IVF
Featured in the RNE Magazine, 2021 Volume 3 By: Shannon McNamee My husband, Shawn, and I had planned to start a family as soon as we got married. We had no idea the topsy-turvy ups and downs we would have to endure to do so! We spent our first year of marriage doing...
by AllPaths Family Building | Sep 28, 2017 | Adoption, Family Building Story, Fertility Treatment
By Heidi Gordon Four years ago, my journey to parenthood was at a crossroads. I had married at 36 and began trying to conceive straight away. After 6 months and no success, it was off to our first Reproductive Endocrinologist (RE) and the start of many treatments. Two...
by AllPaths Family Building | Feb 26, 2017 | Adoption
By Amy S. Cohen, LICSW The adoption process has changed greatly over the last 30 years. In the past, the majority of adoptions were closed. Birth parents had no say in where their child would be placed. They could not choose an adoptive family, meet prospective...
