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Thanks to you, qualified psychological assistance was provided to two foster children!

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Thanks to your support, two boys with a difficult past received the help of a psychologist. For four months the family was in the care of our specialists.

During 40 consultations, Irina, the foster mother, together with the children, discussed with psychologists the reasons for the boys' behavior. Irina learned to accept the peculiarities of adopted children and now she notices a noticeable improvement in their relationship: the boys have become calmer, they have learned to talk more with each other and with their parents, they are less likely to become instigators of fights and scandals.

Arseniy and Matvey discussed in a safe environment the problems that bother them. Now, despite the orphan past, the brothers feel warmth and support in the new family, accept their love and care.

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Psychological help for Arseny and Matvey and their adoptive family

Arseny and Matvey are siblings. The older one is developmentally challenged. When Arseny was five years old and Matvey was seven years old, Irina adopted them. The boys were very noisy and active, their games were sometimes aggressive, they fought each other, and they had problems with attention and concentration. Despite her pedagogical education, Irina was not able to correct the boys' behavior as she did not have the pedagogical techniques necessary for working with difficult children. A year later, Irina realized that she needed professional support. Irina and her children require four months of psychological assistance. Your support will help the family work with a psychologist to make sure boys learn to control themselves and the mother will learn more about the specifics of foster children care and learn to better understand how mother can help adoptive children cope with the traumas of the past.