Social Study Report | Help with the adoption or divorce social
study or home study.
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Social Study Survival Guide
...the definitive resource to help you prepare for a social study
and home study.
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Get Ready for the Big Event!
If you are going through an Adoption or a Divorce with kids, you
will have to complete a Home Study or Social Study.
Want to know what happens in a Home Study or Social Study? Want to
know what questions are asked? Want to know how you should act? Want
to know how you can prepare yourself and home for this experience?
It is the purpose of the Social Study Survival Guide to answer these
questions and give helpful tips for communicating effectively with the
Social Worker.
Prepare now for just $19.77
Featured Clips from Social Study Survival guide
THE GOAL
The goal in a Social Study or Home Study is to show your willingness
and capability to be a parent. Knowing as much as you can about the
process in advance can help you breeze through the study. The Social
Study Survival guide gives you the tools to meet the goal.
SOCIAL WORKER SCRUTINY
The Social Worker is looking to see if you are able to support a
child, physically, mentally and financially. The Social Worker will
ask for a long list of documents, which to name a few are medical
records of the child/children, medical records of the parents, school
records (grades and attendance) of the child/children, child/children
educator questionnaires filled out by their current teacher and
possibly previous teachers, police reports, court transcripts
(temporary orders, various court appearances), psychiatric records,
counseling record. The Social Study Survival guide will give you the
entire list of documents the Social Worker will request from you.
QUESTIONS ASKED BY SOCIAL WORKER
The Social Worker will bombard you with a long list of questions.
Here are just a few they will ask. How friendly are you with your
neighbors? What kind of people live nearby? Is it a safe area? Why did
you pick this neighborhood? Are you located conveniently to community
resources, such as medical facilities, recreational facilities,
shopping areas, and religious facilities? The Social Study Survival
guide gives you the exhaustive list of questions the Social Worker
will ask.
DISCIPLINE THE DREADED QUESTION?
The Social Worker will want to know your style of discipline with
children. This is always a touchy subject. The key to answering such a
question is to express that discipline should be a balance of love
(physical affection, kind words, comfort, and help) with appropriate
boundaries and consequences. The Social Study Survival guide gives you
more tips on how to effectively answer the Discipline The Dreaded
Question.
THE PROCESS
The process of a Social Study or Home Study can make you feel
overwhelmed, especially happening as quickly as it will. The key to
overcoming this stress is to be prepared. The Social Study Survival
guide will prepare you for The Process.
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