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I was born January 28, 1951, in the Door of Hope Salvation Army Booth Home, in Jersey City, New Jersey. A late in life graduate of Temple University, Robert was awarded a BS/CTRS degree in Therapeutic Recreation. I then went on to Holy Family University to complete his Master’s Degree in counseling psychology. I received The Bill Dayton Award from Temple University for work with the physically disabled. He was wheelchair weightlifting coach for McGee Rehabilitation Hospital, and his team holds two world records in the Para-Olympics. During the past 25 years Robert has worked as an adjunctive therapist serving acute inpatient adults and attachment compromised adolescents in residential treatment. In 2005 he published Not Remembered Never Forgotten an adoptee’s search for his birth family. In 2008 the second edition was published. A member of New Jersey Care and State Representative of the American Adoption Congress I have testified many times before the New Jersey Senate and Assembly on pending adoption legislation. I was the founder of Adoption Education & Family Counseling LLC devoting full time to adoption education and support for all members of the adoption family.
 
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Welcome! You switch between "Robert" and "I" in your initial post. Is Robert someone else or are you referring to yourself in the 3rd person?
 
Welcome! You switch between "Robert" and "I" in your initial post. Is Robert someone else or are you referring to yourself in the 3rd person?
I missed that Ill correct it. The CV is mine. The fist line of my book is My name is Robert but when I was born I had another name. Kind of borrowed it from another opening line "Call me Ishmael"
 
I was born January 28, 1951, in the Door of Hope Salvation Army Booth Home, in Jersey City, New Jersey. A late in life graduate of Temple University, Robert was awarded a BS/CTRS degree in Therapeutic Recreation. I then went on to Holy Family University to complete his Master’s Degree in counseling psychology. I received The Bill Dayton Award from Temple University for work with the physically disabled. He was wheelchair weightlifting coach for McGee Rehabilitation Hospital, and his team holds two world records in the Para-Olympics. During the past 25 years Robert has worked as an adjunctive therapist serving acute inpatient adults and attachment compromised adolescents in residential treatment. In 2005 he published Not Remembered Never Forgotten an adoptee’s search for his birth family. In 2008 the second edition was published. A member of New Jersey Care and State Representative of the American Adoption Congress I have testified many times before the New Jersey Senate and Assembly on pending adoption legislation. I was the founder of Adoption Education & Family Counseling LLC devoting full time to adoption education and support for all members of the adoption family.
Welcome, and you'll definitely need that psychotherapy background for this board.
 
I was born January 28, 1951, in the Door of Hope Salvation Army Booth Home, in Jersey City, New Jersey. A late in life graduate of Temple University, Robert was awarded a BS/CTRS degree in Therapeutic Recreation. I then went on to Holy Family University to complete his Master’s Degree in counseling psychology. I received The Bill Dayton Award from Temple University for work with the physically disabled. He was wheelchair weightlifting coach for McGee Rehabilitation Hospital, and his team holds two world records in the Para-Olympics. During the past 25 years Robert has worked as an adjunctive therapist serving acute inpatient adults and attachment compromised adolescents in residential treatment. In 2005 he published Not Remembered Never Forgotten an adoptee’s search for his birth family. In 2008 the second edition was published. A member of New Jersey Care and State Representative of the American Adoption Congress I have testified many times before the New Jersey Senate and Assembly on pending adoption legislation. I was the founder of Adoption Education & Family Counseling LLC devoting full time to adoption education and support for all members of the adoption family.
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I was born January 28, 1951, in the Door of Hope Salvation Army Booth Home, in Jersey City, New Jersey. A late in life graduate of Temple University, Robert was awarded a BS/CTRS degree in Therapeutic Recreation. I then went on to Holy Family University to complete his Master’s Degree in counseling psychology. I received The Bill Dayton Award from Temple University for work with the physically disabled. He was wheelchair weightlifting coach for McGee Rehabilitation Hospital, and his team holds two world records in the Para-Olympics. During the past 25 years Robert has worked as an adjunctive therapist serving acute inpatient adults and attachment compromised adolescents in residential treatment. In 2005 he published Not Remembered Never Forgotten an adoptee’s search for his birth family. In 2008 the second edition was published. A member of New Jersey Care and State Representative of the American Adoption Congress I have testified many times before the New Jersey Senate and Assembly on pending adoption legislation. I was the founder of Adoption Education & Family Counseling LLC devoting full time to adoption education and support for all members of the adoption family.
It appears our resident NAZI is trolling me. OK bring it on.
 
Apparently you've been here for almost 15 years. That's a bit slow for introducing yourself.
 
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