WEBINAR: Coming to Terms with Infertility Before, During & After Your Adoption Journey

Transcript and additional resources will be provided post-webinar via email.

We encourage participants to send in questions in advance that you would like to see included in the Webinar

Speaker: Carole LieberWilkins

Carole is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in private practice providing individual and couples counseling, as well as educational consultations for those moving into alternative paths to parenthood. A specialist in the field of reproductive medicine, adoption, and family building options since 1986, she is well known for her work helping patients feel comfortable talking with their kids about how they built their families. She is a frequent lecturer locally, nationally, and internationally on many subjects related to infertility. She has been the keynote speaker at several Resolve symposia and you can also hear her as a frequent contributor to podcasts related to family building and infertility.

Carole is the co-author of Let’s Talk About Egg Donation: Real stories from real people. This is the first book of its kind written by two moms via egg donation which guides the reader through the process of egg and embryo donation, from diagnosis to parenthood. Let’s Talk About Egg Donation provides scripts for talking to kids about donor conception at different ages and stages.

Her own experience creating a family through adoption and egg donation deepens her understanding of the challenges others face when exploring these complex family building options.

Host: Alex Kumin Solomon

AFHK Waiting Families Coordinator & Education Advocacy

Originally from Boston, Alex moved to Hong Kong with her husband in 2017, and has been residing in Singapore since the summer of 2025. She became involved with AFHK through the Waiting Families meetings when she and her husband started the adoption process in Hong Kong in 2020. Alex is a mother to a beautiful boy. Professionally, Alex has eighteen years of experience in the financial sector.