Note: this is part three of our ongoing series on the Parents of Young Adults Spring 2021 Survey Results. Read part one part two, part four,
Parents of Young Adults Spring 2021 Survey Results – Part IV, Letting Go
Note: this is part four of our ongoing series on the Parents of Young Adults Spring 2021 Survey Results. Read part one, part two, part three, and part
Parents of Young Adults Spring 2021 Survey Results – Part V
Note: this is part five of our ongoing series on the Parents of Young Adults Spring 2021 Survey Results. Read part one, part two, part three, and part
In the End, Love Must Win
My mother passed away on May 2nd of this year (2021) at the age of 100. This past year has been a time of letting go as both my wife's mother and my
What is the Goal in Counseling Parents of Young Adults?
When I counsel parents of young adults, one of the most common questions I get is "What is the goal of counseling?" On one occasion, I was asked this
Is Your Young Adult Struggling with Depression or Failure to Launch?
Scott was a thirty-two-year-old male living with his single-parent mother. He was unemployed, had an erratic sleep schedule, exhibited poor hygiene,
Is Your Young Adult Suffering From Anxiety or Failure to Launch?
Jan is a twenty-nine-year-old female client who is living with her parents. She complains of multiple physical and psychological problems and rarely
Parental Estrangement, Part II: My Daughter-in-Law Stole Our Son
Guest article by Dr. Josh Coleman When Sam brought Maria home for the first time from college, she didn’t make a particularly good impression. She
Parental Estrangement, Part I: Why Should I Apologize?
Parental estrangement is a term used to describe the loss of a previously existing relationship between a parent and a child through