Jeanne Kaniuk
Biographic Data
| ID | 4410655 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jeanne Kaniuk |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jeanne |
| FAMILY NAME | Kaniuk |
| SIGNATURE | KANIUK J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Coram, London, UK |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1389-7174 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Childhood and adolescence’s predictors of parenting stress in adoptive mothers of early and late placed children
Intergenerational transmission of attachment
This study reports on the attachment representations of eight late-adopted adolescent individuals, as well as the similarities and differences in their narratives based on whether they were placed with adoptive parents, who were characterised as securely or insecurely attached according to the Adult Attachment Interview (AAI). A thematic analysis drew upon data from two different measures (Story Stem Assessment Profile and Friends and Family Inte…
Adoptive parents’ worries and concerns about their adolescent adopted children
This study forms part of a major longitudinal research project collaboration between the Anna Freud Centre, Coram and Great Ormond Street Hospital, which set out to explore adopted children’s and adoptive parents’ outcomes and experiences from middle childhood through to adolescence. In this paper, 17 adoptive mothers of late adopted children, currently in early adolescence (aged 12 to 15 years), were interviewed. The focus of the study draws upo…
Predictors of attachment in early- and late-placed adoptees
Although early experiences with primary caregivers have been recognised to play a significant role in individuals’ attachment relationships, little is known about adoptees’ attachment trajectories once placed within their respective adoptive families. This study aims to address this by investigating how attachment representations might be explained by early predictors including childhood attachment representations and other pertinent pre-placemen…
Sibling Co-placement as a Protective Factor
The present study aimed to explore the impact of either being separated or adopted with sibling(s) on adolescent adoptees' emotional and behavioral development. Through a mixed method design, the study aimed to explore whether sibling placement had an effect on adolescents' internalizing and externalizing problems, as well as on the way they express and regulate their emotions in conflictual situations. Findings revealed that, although both group…
Assessing changes in the internal worlds of early- and late-adopted children using the Story Stem Assessment Profile (SSAP)
A growing body of literature has consistently shown how adopted children often have previous history of trauma and neglect, and in turn develop negative representations of the self and others. This study assesses the internal representations of three groups of children, as measured by the Story Stem Assessment Profile (SSAP). These were: (1) a maltreated, late-adopted (MLA) sample (n = 63); (2) a non-maltreated, early-adopted (EA) sample (n = 48)…
Report on a Longitudinal Research Project, Exploring the Development of Attachments between Older, Hard-To-Place Children and Their Adopters over the First Two Years of Placement
The study reported here by Jeanne Kaniuk, Miriam Steele and Jill Hodges explored the development of attachments between a group of 63 children aged four to eight years at placement, all of whom had a history of separations and neglect or abuse. The 63 children and their adopters (42 families) were followed up for two years after placement. They were compared with a group of 48 children who had been adopted as infants (under 12 months of age) but …
Time Has Moved on
The Use of Relationship in the Preparation and Support of Adopters
Strategies in Recruiting Black Adopters
Parental Responsibility and Open Attitudes in Adoption
Lessons from the past — 40 Years of Family Placement Experience
Post-Placement Support or Learning to Live with Your Decisions
The Direct Placement for Adoption of a Baby with Spina Bifida
Making Their Own Story Book
Report on a Longitudinal Research Project, Exploring the Development of Attachments between Older, Hard-To-Place Children and Their Adopters over the First Two Years of Placement
The study reported here by Jeanne Kaniuk, Miriam Steele and Jill Hodges explored the development of attachments between a group of 63 children aged four to eight years at placement, all of whom had a history of separations and neglect or abuse. The 63 children and their adopters (42 families) were followed up for two years after placement. They were compared with a group of 48 children who had been adopted as infants (under 12 months of age) but …
Adoptive parents’ worries and concerns about their adolescent adopted children
This study forms part of a major longitudinal research project collaboration between the Anna Freud Centre, Coram and Great Ormond Street Hospital, which set out to explore adopted children’s and adoptive parents’ outcomes and experiences from middle childhood through to adolescence. In this paper, 17 adoptive mothers of late adopted children, currently in early adolescence (aged 12 to 15 years), were interviewed. The focus of the study draws upo…
Strategies in Recruiting Black Adopters
Assessing changes in the internal worlds of early- and late-adopted children using the Story Stem Assessment Profile (SSAP)
A growing body of literature has consistently shown how adopted children often have previous history of trauma and neglect, and in turn develop negative representations of the self and others. This study assesses the internal representations of three groups of children, as measured by the Story Stem Assessment Profile (SSAP). These were: (1) a maltreated, late-adopted (MLA) sample (n = 63); (2) a non-maltreated, early-adopted (EA) sample (n = 48)…
Post-Placement Support or Learning to Live with Your Decisions
The Use of Relationship in the Preparation and Support of Adopters
Lessons from the past — 40 Years of Family Placement Experience
Making Their Own Story Book
Making Their Own Story Book
Post-Placement Support or Learning to Live with Your Decisions
The Direct Placement for Adoption of a Baby with Spina Bifida
Lessons from the past — 40 Years of Family Placement Experience
Strategies in Recruiting Black Adopters
Parental Responsibility and Open Attitudes in Adoption
The Use of Relationship in the Preparation and Support of Adopters
Time Has Moved on
Report on a Longitudinal Research Project, Exploring the Development of Attachments between Older, Hard-To-Place Children and Their Adopters over the First Two Years of Placement
The study reported here by Jeanne Kaniuk, Miriam Steele and Jill Hodges explored the development of attachments between a group of 63 children aged four to eight years at placement, all of whom had a history of separations and neglect or abuse. The 63 children and their adopters (42 families) were followed up for two years after placement. They were compared with a group of 48 children who had been adopted as infants (under 12 months of age) but …
Assessing changes in the internal worlds of early- and late-adopted children using the Story Stem Assessment Profile (SSAP)
A growing body of literature has consistently shown how adopted children often have previous history of trauma and neglect, and in turn develop negative representations of the self and others. This study assesses the internal representations of three groups of children, as measured by the Story Stem Assessment Profile (SSAP). These were: (1) a maltreated, late-adopted (MLA) sample (n = 63); (2) a non-maltreated, early-adopted (EA) sample (n = 48)…
Sibling Co-placement as a Protective Factor
The present study aimed to explore the impact of either being separated or adopted with sibling(s) on adolescent adoptees' emotional and behavioral development. Through a mixed method design, the study aimed to explore whether sibling placement had an effect on adolescents' internalizing and externalizing problems, as well as on the way they express and regulate their emotions in conflictual situations. Findings revealed that, although both group…
Adoptive parents’ worries and concerns about their adolescent adopted children
This study forms part of a major longitudinal research project collaboration between the Anna Freud Centre, Coram and Great Ormond Street Hospital, which set out to explore adopted children’s and adoptive parents’ outcomes and experiences from middle childhood through to adolescence. In this paper, 17 adoptive mothers of late adopted children, currently in early adolescence (aged 12 to 15 years), were interviewed. The focus of the study draws upo…
Predictors of attachment in early- and late-placed adoptees
Although early experiences with primary caregivers have been recognised to play a significant role in individuals’ attachment relationships, little is known about adoptees’ attachment trajectories once placed within their respective adoptive families. This study aims to address this by investigating how attachment representations might be explained by early predictors including childhood attachment representations and other pertinent pre-placemen…
Childhood and adolescence’s predictors of parenting stress in adoptive mothers of early and late placed children
Intergenerational transmission of attachment
This study reports on the attachment representations of eight late-adopted adolescent individuals, as well as the similarities and differences in their narratives based on whether they were placed with adoptive parents, who were characterised as securely or insecurely attached according to the Adult Attachment Interview (AAI). A thematic analysis drew upon data from two different measures (Story Stem Assessment Profile and Friends and Family Inte…
Psychology (13 works) · Child Welfare and Adoption (10 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Family and Disability Support Research (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Early adopter (3 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (3 works)