A.dot Adoptive Parent Training

Next meeting:
9/28/24
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Conducted by
Adriana Milczevsky
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Saturdays,
2:30 PM to 4:30 PM
(GMT-3, São Paulo, Brazil time)
Online
via Teams
Certificates valid for the Brazilian Judiciary

Conducted solely in Portuguese.

he A.dot Adoptive Parent Training is a program conducted monthly, with exceptions during the winter recess and end-of-year festivities. It is offered free of charge, aiming to fulfill a requirement of the Brazilian justice system, which demands proof of parental training in the adoption approval processes.

To receive a certificate valid in the eyes of the law, participants must meet certain prerequisites, such as attending meetings with their cameras on. This condition ensures interaction and engagement throughout the course, facilitating the learning process and the achievement of the proposed objectives.

The certificate issued at the end of the course verifies participation and completion of the training required by law, enabling participants to proceed with their adoption or custody processes within legal requirements.

2024 Agenda

Meetings Held

February
2/24/23
March
3/23/24
April
4/27/24
May
5/25/24
June
6/29/24
August
8/31/24

Scheduled Dates

October
10/26/24
November
11/30/24

Registrations Open

September
9/28/24

Certificate Issuance

Certificates for the A.dot Parent Preparation program are issued immediately after the meeting concludes. To ensure the certificate is issued, participants must keep their camera on for the entire session and complete a self-declaration confirming this condition.

Unfortunately, if the camera was not kept on throughout the event, the certificate cannot be issued. We kindly ask for everyone's cooperation in following this guideline to fully benefit from the program.

Meet the team

Adriana Milczevsky

Journalist, mother by choice through adoption, creator of the A.dot app. Founder of the Adotar É blog.

Cristhiane Conti

From Curitiba and a marketing professional, she is the current president of the Conscious Adoption Support Group, where she dedicates her time to volunteering. “I found deep fulfillment in building a diverse and loving family.” She is a mother to seven children, four of whom were adopted. “Together with my husband, we work tirelessly to balance our professional responsibilities and the loving care of our family.”

Janine Plaça Araujo

Clinical psychologist, specialized in Logotherapy and Existential Analysis.

Lidia Weber

Psychologist (CRP 08/0774), holds a master's and PhD in psychology from the University of São Paulo (USP), and completed a postdoctoral fellowship in human development at the University of Brasília (UnB). She served as a professor at the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) for 40 years. She is the author of 19 books and one hundred scientific articles. Her research has focused on adoption and abandonment since 1989.

Lisangela Cristina Oliveira

A single mother by adoption and a volunteer at the Conscious Adoption Support Group since 2017, she asserts that "sharing experiences about adoptive motherhood warms hearts and strengthens the sense of belonging for those awaiting the arrival of their children." She holds a master's degree in pharmaceutical sciences and works as a pharmaceutical biochemist, university professor, floral therapist, and aromatherapist. She has been working in pharmaceutical care at the Unified Health System (SUS) for 23 years.

Vinícius Sgarbe

Secretary-General of the Conscious Adoption Support Group (Gaaco). Holds a Master's degree in Philosophy, specializing in the Philosophy of Psychoanalysis, from Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná (PUCPR), and a degree in Journalism from the same institution. Organizational Transactional Analyst certified by Unat. Research member (2023-2024) of the Otávio Frias Filho Chair in Studies on Communication, Democracy, and Diversity at the Institute of Advanced Studies (USP).

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The A.dot app represents an initiative of the Support Group Conscious Adoption (Gaaco), a result of a pioneering partnership with the Court of Justice of the State of Paraná and other participating courts.