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When Our Minds Are Our Worst Enemies
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I hope you’ve had a good week so far.
One of the most exhausting parts of estrangement is not only what your adult child has done or said. It’s what your own mind does with it afterward. A brief text c...
Is It the “Cult of One” or Over-dependency?
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I’m currently out of the office for the next few weeks so won’t be doing any webinars or Q and A’s, but will continue to send articles such as today’s.
In my survey of 1632 estranged parents throu...
The Internet as Congregation
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Happy Friday. I hope you’re having a good (or good enough) week. I’m currently out of the office for the next few weeks so won’t be doing any webinars or Q and A’s but will try to keep up with my article...
Poems from Estranged Parents
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Here are 3 poems from estranged parents. I remove people’s names or identifying details out of respect for the privacy of the parent and the child,
The weight of migrational birds is
your presence...
How Therapy Subtly Undermine Parents
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The therapist’s primary obligation is to the client.
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