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Supporting an adult child with mental illness: A guide for parents
Many more adult children of Gen X and boomer seem to be living with a mental illness. When an adult child is living with a mental illness, it presents unique challenges for parents.
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When Your Adult Child Breaks Your Heart: A Deep Review and Reflection on a Modern Crisis
As a parent of 3 adult kids, few books manage to speak directly to the ache that parents feel when the child they once tucked into bed, played with friends, and actually laughed becomes a stranger—a ...
A recent Cornell study found that 27% of adults are estranged from a family member. Research from Ohio State finds that 26% of fathers are estranged from an adult child—and that fathers are 22% more ...
Dr. Stefanie Mazer, Psy.D, a Florida-based psychologist, notes that you may only hear from your adult child at predictable intervals, such as holidays, birthdays or significant life events. "It can be ...
As children grow and step more into adulthood, the relationship they have with their parents tends to change as a result of their burgeoning independence. Parents go from watching their child's every ...
As we mature, the relationship we have with our parents is bound to change — sometimes for better, sometimes for worse. Fostering a healthy dynamic in this new phase of life does take some work. Clear ...
You made it through the terrible twos, the "threenager" phase and parented a teenager. Whew. You may have thought that your relationship with your child might get easier as they entered adulthood.
It is one of the worst situations you can experience when your adult child, whom you loved and cared for, talks down to you, dismisses you, or treats you harshly. But the story beneath the anger is ...
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