A Guide to Healing for Adoptees and Former Foster Youth, Families, and the Leaders Who Walk with Them What if the healing we long for isn’t found in returning to the past, but in learning how to carry it forward with wisdom, faith, and honesty? Bridging Resilience is a gentle, honest guide for adoptees, former foster youth, and the caregivers and leaders who walk beside them. Written by a former foster youth and adoptee, this book weaves together lived experience, therapeutic insight, and biblical reflections to explore the lasting impact of separation, identity loss, and attachment wounds. It gives language to the grief that often goes unspoken and honors the quiet hope that still remains. Whether you are healing from your own childhood, parenting a child from hard beginnings, or working within the systems, this book offers space to reflect and begin again. It is an invitation to honor the pain, trust the process, and believe that healing is possible. Together, we can begin to bridge the gap from wounded to restoration, from isolation to connection, from hurt to resilience. Paperback, 224p
