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Young Adult Resources

January 6, 2022

Grown-Up Stuff Explained

Note: I’m adding a section in the resources category on the website for “young adult resources.” As a starter, I asked Witty Ryter to write a blog

Category iconResources Tag iconyoung adult resources,  young adults

Mature Couple Talking With Counsellor

July 12, 2021

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

Category iconCounseling Tag iconcounseling,  parenting,  young adults

Picture of the guy sleeping on the couch

December 3, 2020

Failure to Launch Your Young Adult

Failure to launch (FTL) is popularly defined as “the inability to be independent and self-reliant.”  Matthew McConaughey starred in a movie entitled

Category iconFailure to Launch Tag iconparents,  young adults

Help Young Adult

December 1, 2020

A Few Tips for Parents of Young Adults with Special Needs

"My twenty-one-year-old daughter with Asperger's and learning disabilities is living with us, but what would she do if something happened to us?" As

Category iconCounseling Tag iconparenting,  special needs,  young adults

June 3, 2020

A Vision for Your Young Adult – Living at Home Five Years From Now?

Most likely your young adult will not be living at home in five years, especially if they have anything to say about it. When I ask this question of

Category iconCommunication Tag iconfive year plan,  young adults

Daughter Moving Out

March 20, 2020

Coronavirus: What Parents Should Do as College Students Return Home, Part I

The necessary return home of young adults in the face of covid-19 is daunting. This event is especially true at a time when these young people are

Category iconCommunication,  Coping with Coronavirus Tag iconcoronavirus,  young adults

Communication

February 12, 2020

How to Connect With Your Young Adult by Listening

The first foundational practice that will enable our young adults to leave in a healthy way is that of connecting. Kids don’t leave well if they leave

Category iconCommunication Tag iconcommunication,  young adults

Venn Diagram

November 25, 2019

Parental Practices that Support a Successful Launch of Your Young Adult

The left side of the graphic above illustrates the practices that parents need to strengthen to successfully let go and launch their young adult. The

Category iconSix Parental Practices Tag iconparenting,  young adults

Apologizing Parent

November 4, 2019

“NO” is Not a Four-Letter Word

As the song goes - "sorry is the hardest word." But for many parents of teens and young adults, "no" is the hardest word. We often have trouble saying

Category iconBackbone Tag iconsaying no,  young adults

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