Catherine Wayland has worked as owner of International Family Magazine for nearly 10 years. Also an experienced educator, Catherine Wayland recently left her teaching post to further her expertise by obtaining a doctoral degree in education in Coral Gables, Florida.
International Family (IF) Magazine is a publication made for families all around the world, including blended families, multi-generational families, and a variety of different family units. The magazine addresses a variety of topics, ranging from global cultures to options for enjoyable entertainment.
The IF team recognizes the growing prevalence of both domestic and international adoptions and appreciates the difficult road many families have to walk in order to complete the adoption process. The International Adoption section of International Family Magazine features stories from families who have braved the challenges of international adoption and, despite great hardships, come through the other side to share their stories. To read more, visit ww.internationalfamilymag.com. In the October, 2016 issue a favored author Ms. Paley writes about her adopted daughter's passage through the teen years and the particular identity crisis faced as an adoptee.
International Family (IF) Magazine is a publication made for families all around the world, including blended families, multi-generational families, and a variety of different family units. The magazine addresses a variety of topics, ranging from global cultures to options for enjoyable entertainment.
The IF team recognizes the growing prevalence of both domestic and international adoptions and appreciates the difficult road many families have to walk in order to complete the adoption process. The International Adoption section of International Family Magazine features stories from families who have braved the challenges of international adoption and, despite great hardships, come through the other side to share their stories. To read more, visit ww.internationalfamilymag.com. In the October, 2016 issue a favored author Ms. Paley writes about her adopted daughter's passage through the teen years and the particular identity crisis faced as an adoptee.
