You were never supposed to be the adult in your relationship with your parent.
But here you are, the one who manages their moods, censors your truth, and bends yourself into someone smaller just to keep the peace. Maybe you’re the one who gets the silent treatment when you try to set a boundary. Or the one who’s been told, “You’re too sensitive,” for the hundredth time. You’ve learned to walk on eggshells, not because it’s safe, but because it’s familiar.
At Calling Home, we see you. And you don’t have to do this alone anymore.
Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents begins on August 4, 2025 for members of The Family Cyclebreakers Club.
What changes when you join?
You’ll begin to:
- Understand that you are not the only problem
- Feel less alone and more connected to others who get it
- Build realistic expectations for your family relationships
- Develop stronger boundaries and stop overexplaining yourself
- Gain language, tools, and resources to finally make sense of your past and your present
This month, inside the Family Cyclebreakers Club
Every Monday, you’ll receive:
- A new article to help you make sense of your family dynamics
- A worksheet to go deeper and reflect
- A video lesson that breaks down emotionally immature behavior
- A script or guide to help you have hard conversations and set boundaries
Each week, you’ll also have the chance to join a support group with other adult children of emotionally immature parents. These aren’t just calls, they’re spaces where you’ll finally feel seen.
You’re not imagining it.
Children of emotionally immature parents are often expected to do the emotional labor in the relationship, to calm the storm, avoid “triggering” the parent, and stay silent about how they really feel. Over time, that pressure can warp how you see yourself and your worth.
But here’s the truth:
- You’re allowed to feel hurt, even if your parent “did their best”
- You don’t need a list of proof to justify your pain
- Boundaries are not punishments, they’re protection
- Wanting a different kind of relationship doesn’t make you ungrateful
- You don’t have to wait for them to change in order to heal
This is how you break the cycle.
It’s hard work, but you don’t have to do it alone. The Family Cyclebreakers Club was created for people just like you, people who are ready to stop minimizing their experiences and start living with more clarity, connection, and peace.