Heather Humphrey
Biographic Data
| ID | 3657008 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Heather Humphrey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Heather |
| FAMILY NAME | Humphrey |
| SIGNATURE | HUMPHREY H |
| AFFILIATIONS | St George's Hospital |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Inter-Country Adoption: Practical Experiences
1. From San Salvador to Hackney Claire and Andrew Astachnowicz. 2. Two little jungle flowers Robert and Maureen Checketts. 3. Columbia to the rescue Elizabeth and Simon Day. 4. Aeroplanes and epidurals Susan and Wally Freeman. 5. Brazillian bounty John and Mary Hunt. 6. Favourite bedtime stories Barbara Mostyn. 7. Eventually ... and so to Sri Lanka Audrey and David Wilson. 8. The empty nest Karina and John Woodford. 9. Inter-Country adoption: in …
Vasectomy as a reason for donor insemination
Screening couples for parenthood by donor insemination
Damaged identity and the search for kinship in adult adoptees
A postal questionnaire was sent to 100 members of an organization for helping adopted individuals to trace their origins. Replies were received from 42 women and 34 men, some of whom were interviewed in person or more often by telephone. The voyage of self‐discovery was evidently more crucial for women, whose need for a stronger sense of identity had been enhanced by marriage and motherhood. Relatively more men than women had sought help for pers…
Marital relationships in couples seeking donor insemination
Findings are reported on 100 couples who had requested donor insemination as a means of circumventing male infertility. Twelve couples dropped out, but the remainder were graded for personal acceptability. Forty-six couples were recommended with only minor reservations if any, 40 were seen as unsatisfactory in varying degree, and two were rejected owing to gross marital and sexual problems. In one couple, early marital breakdown after childbirth …
A fresh look at genealogical bewilderment
The concept of genealogical bewilderment is re‐examined in the light of empirical evidence gathered over the past 20 years. It is concluded that, where the quality of surrogate family relationships is sufficient to meet the child' emotional needs, then there is no reason why ancestral knowledge should be a prerequisite of mental health. It would appear that individuals with a spontaneous urge or sometimes even a compulsion to search for their bio…
A fresh look at genealogical bewilderment
The concept of genealogical bewilderment is re‐examined in the light of empirical evidence gathered over the past 20 years. It is concluded that, where the quality of surrogate family relationships is sufficient to meet the child' emotional needs, then there is no reason why ancestral knowledge should be a prerequisite of mental health. It would appear that individuals with a spontaneous urge or sometimes even a compulsion to search for their bio…
Screening couples for parenthood by donor insemination
Vasectomy as a reason for donor insemination
Damaged identity and the search for kinship in adult adoptees
A postal questionnaire was sent to 100 members of an organization for helping adopted individuals to trace their origins. Replies were received from 42 women and 34 men, some of whom were interviewed in person or more often by telephone. The voyage of self‐discovery was evidently more crucial for women, whose need for a stronger sense of identity had been enhanced by marriage and motherhood. Relatively more men than women had sought help for pers…
A fresh look at genealogical bewilderment
The concept of genealogical bewilderment is re‐examined in the light of empirical evidence gathered over the past 20 years. It is concluded that, where the quality of surrogate family relationships is sufficient to meet the child' emotional needs, then there is no reason why ancestral knowledge should be a prerequisite of mental health. It would appear that individuals with a spontaneous urge or sometimes even a compulsion to search for their bio…
Marital relationships in couples seeking donor insemination
Findings are reported on 100 couples who had requested donor insemination as a means of circumventing male infertility. Twelve couples dropped out, but the remainder were graded for personal acceptability. Forty-six couples were recommended with only minor reservations if any, 40 were seen as unsatisfactory in varying degree, and two were rejected owing to gross marital and sexual problems. In one couple, early marital breakdown after childbirth …
Damaged identity and the search for kinship in adult adoptees
A postal questionnaire was sent to 100 members of an organization for helping adopted individuals to trace their origins. Replies were received from 42 women and 34 men, some of whom were interviewed in person or more often by telephone. The voyage of self‐discovery was evidently more crucial for women, whose need for a stronger sense of identity had been enhanced by marriage and motherhood. Relatively more men than women had sought help for pers…
Screening couples for parenthood by donor insemination
Vasectomy as a reason for donor insemination
Inter-Country Adoption: Practical Experiences
1. From San Salvador to Hackney Claire and Andrew Astachnowicz. 2. Two little jungle flowers Robert and Maureen Checketts. 3. Columbia to the rescue Elizabeth and Simon Day. 4. Aeroplanes and epidurals Susan and Wally Freeman. 5. Brazillian bounty John and Mary Hunt. 6. Favourite bedtime stories Barbara Mostyn. 7. Eventually ... and so to Sri Lanka Audrey and David Wilson. 8. The empty nest Karina and John Woodford. 9. Inter-Country adoption: in …
Psychology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Reproductive Health and Technologies (4 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Gynecology (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Pregnancy (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Artificial insemination (2 works) · Assisted Reproductive Technology and Twin Pregnancy (2 works)