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Apology

Happy affectionate loving senior mother and grownup daughter talking, hugging and laughing. Mature mom and grown child enjoying time together. Family generations, relationship, visiting parents

May 20, 2022

Are You Unconditionally Loving Toward Your Young Adult?

There are six practices parents need to embrace or strengthen to successfully launch their young adults in the "right" way. The foundational practice

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Apologizing

February 2, 2022

How to Apologize to Your Young Adult the Right Way

Rarely do altercations occur verbally or physically where both parties can’t reflect on something they did that was wrong or, at a minimum, not

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Father Apologizing to Adult Son

February 2, 2022

Why Apologize to Your Young Adult if it Didn’t Happen or You Don’t Remember it?

I recently talked with my son and mentioned that I didn’t believe in spanking, but when his older sister lied to me, I sent her to her room and told

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Apologize

June 15, 2020

When & How Parents Should Apologize to Their Young Adult Children

Childhood innocence ends when they first realize we are not the ideal parents they have envisioned. We need to own our mistakes with our children and

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Apology

June 8, 2020

Why Parents Should Apologize to Their Young Adult Children

My father was a good man, but “I’m sorry” were words I never heard from him. He was part of the silent generation and likely never heard those words

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Holiday Gift

December 4, 2019

Apology and Forgiveness – The Most Important Holiday Gifts

"Please go away and don’t try to contact us again," the young adult told her parents, who were outside of her apartment, begging her and her husband

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Apologizing Parent

February 1, 2019

The Wrong and Right Way for Parents to Apologize – Part II

We have too often demonstrated the wrong way to apologize by our politicians and leaders who get caught in some indiscretion. Here are a few of the

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Parent Apology

January 25, 2019

Do Parents Need to Apologize? Part I

Parents are the most guilt-ridden segment of our society. We all try to do our best, but if we are honest, we know we have fallen short on many

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Lonely Man

December 12, 2018

Is Someone Missing at Your Holiday Table?

Too often one or more members of an extended family are missing from holiday celebrations. Sometimes even when family members are close and want to

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