When your adult children hurt you

It's discouraging when our adult children are disrespectful. Learn how to deal with disrespectful grown children effectively and flip it to understanding.

Navigating the complex emotions when your grown child hurts your feelings requires patience, understanding, and self-care.

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“Why is my grown daughter so mean to me?” That’s the latest question on your mind.

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Parenting is the most explosive relationship of all human relationships. The reason is simple – the mix of everything that we give, and the expectation of receiving, because, well… Isn’t a good relationship based on the balance of giving and receiving? Here’s the thing, though, since parenting is a one-sided relationship for quite a few...

Dealing with grown children who ignore their parents is very difficult. If you need guidance on this matter, here’s what you can do.

Psychologist Joshua Coleman and other experts provide questions to ask yourself and tips to help mend your relationship with adult children.

Take our advice on how to handle disappointment with your adult child. Read our 6 helpful tips, examine your feelings, and think about your parenting role.

Parenting a child is a difficult and at times a stressful task. As parents we normally don’t receive any training either, other than how our own parents raised us. We do what we can and hope along the way our guidance will enable our child to grown into independent adults. We start with the best… Read More How Do You To Stop Enabling Adult Children?

Parents have a lot to deal with, and none of them expects their children to break their hearts – especially when they have already grown up. While it is unfortunate, it does happen to many people. Being a parent, you must still want to make amends and take the necessary steps towards healing.

A therapist shared 10 things that adult children want to hear from their parents in order to heal a damaged relationship.

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All parents of adult children know that parenting does not stop when your child or children reach the magic age of 18. A parent’s heart and mind are still actively engaged with their child no matter…