Kerrie Ocasio

Associate Professor

West Chester University

United States

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Dr. Kerrie Ocasio is an Associate Professor at West Chester University in the United States. Her research focuses on adoption, guardianship, and foster care, specifically exploring the well-being of families and children post-adoption and the complexities of sibling relationships in these contexts. Recent publications include studies on the perspectives of adoptive parents, implementation of support programs, and the dynamics of child and family functioning.

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Rong Bai

Assistant Professor

East Carolina University

UNITED STATES

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Nancy Rolock

Henry L. Zucker Associate Professor of Social Work Practice

Case Western Reserve University

UNITED STATES

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Kevin White

Assistant Professor

East Carolina University

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Living apart after adoption or guardianship: Perspectives of adoptive parents and guardians

A Pilot Study of the Adoption and Guardianship Enhanced Support (AGES) Program: Preventing Discontinuity by Walking Alongside Adoptive and Guardianship Families Who are Struggling

Identifying families who may be struggling after adoption or guardianship

Tuning in to Teens (TINT) with adoptive parents and guardians in the US: the replication phase of intervention research

Understanding wellbeing and caregiver commitment after adoption or guardianship from foster care

Implementation Fidelity in the Replication of Tuning in to Teens (TINT) Adapted for Adoptive Parents and Guardians in the US

The complex relationship between sibling contact and child and family well-being in foster care: An exploration of child and family functioning in a pre-permanency cohort

Collaborators (3)

Rong Bai

Nancy Rolock

Kevin White

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