It is well documented that many adopted kids experience emotional or psychological problems as a result of the adoption process. Such issues may involve understanding and accepting new familial relationships, adjusting to placement in a new environment, or personal insecurities of rejection and trust, to name a few. Sometimes issues are less serious, and not as complicated to address and work through, while other, more substantial issues may require professional help. Typically, like other children, adolescence is the most prevalent time when adopted kids begin to experience emotional difficulties. The following are some of the most common problems adopted children face.