Seraaj Family Homes, Inc.

06/22/2022

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01/13/2021

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Fostering Conversations is a podcast produced by Seraaj Family Homes, Inc., a national therapeutic foster care agency established in 1984.

10/16/2020

Jeanetta Woods has been a foster parent with Seraaj Family Homes, Inc. since 2011. She's fostered numerous youth in care through the agency. In this video, she talks about showing youth in foster care respect, as their foster parent, by allowing them to keep their trauma private and giving each other space during confrontation.

08/20/2020

Seraaj Family Homes (SFH) employee Glenda Thomas speaks about some success stories that have touched her heart while working at SFH for the last 22 years. She speaks to SFH having amazing foster parents and great staff members who really help our youth in foster care succeed in various ways.

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08/19/2020

Seraaj Family Homes, Inc. prides itself on being a family-oriented company, from our clients to our staff members. One of our longtime employees, Ella Wilson, speaks about how she’s felt more supported at this company than she’s ever felt at any other job.

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08/19/2020

Ella Wilson, who works in Accounts Receivable for the corporate office of Seraaj Family Homes, Inc., speaks about how the company has last over the decades because of its ability to adapt and keep up with changing technology.

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08/19/2020

Ella Wilson, a longtime employee of Seraaj Family Homes, Inc. talks about how our employees must put our clients’ needs first when they come to work.

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08/18/2020

Alison Mills, the Corporate Senior Manager, talks about how Seraaj Family Homes, Inc. is a family-oriented business for all its employees.

03/01/2020

"I started watching the Babies documentary on Netflix today.
In the first episode, scientists did a study on what happens in parent's brains when we fall in love with our babies. They compared the bonding hormones that are released in the body when you have a baby biologically to the hormones released in adoptive couples.

I don't usually cry over scientific research, but this one confirmed something I've always known.

They showed that the amygdala; that primitive, mama bear part of our brain that lets us know that we are responsible for another life and makes us hypervigilant in protecting, loving and nurturing our child, is opened during pregnancy, child birth and nursing and remains active for the rest of your life.

But the most surprising discovery to these scientists was what they found when they studied this same part of the brain in adoptive parents who became primary care givers to a child from different biology.

Their amygdala was open and activated to the same extent as a biological mothers. The bonding hormones in both types of parents were identical.

Their research proved that becoming a parent had nothing to do with biology or having a baby, and everything to do with simply choosing to love and care for a child for the rest of your life. It's the choice to parent that makes you one.

As someone who never thought I'd get the chance to be a mother, there isn't a discovery out there that feels more important than this one." -Kortni Miller

To follow Kortni's adoption story follow her on Instagram at born.from.my.heart

02/24/2020

Charles Daniels, Jr., founded a charity that gives bags for dads in prison after growing up without a dad in his life.

02/06/2020

The film, "Loop" is playing on Disney Plus now.

09/30/2019

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