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My MIL Hates Me, But Wants To Be Close To My Child. What Do I Do?
If a grandparent wants to have a healthy relationship with their grandchild, they need to get along with their adult child and their partner or co-parent.
If your parents are asking you to apologize for how you were in childhood, you need to seriously consider if it makes sense to apologize for that behavior.
Generations of adults continue to repeat the same harmful patterns they experienced in their own childhood.
A unique case of sibling dynamics and the often lonely and confusing experience of being on the receiving end of no-contact
In very chaotic, dysfunctional families, one of the children will typically take on the role of managing the chaos.
Whitney Goodman, LMFT, helps a mother deal with her mother yelling at her child on this episode of The Calling Home Podcast.
Childhood chaos can negatively impact your adult relationships.
In chaotic households, you don’t know what will happen or what someone will do next.
Are they blaming them or is something deeper happening?
You will mess up. Learn how to repair.
Recognizing the effects of your upbringing is not an indictment of your parents.
Many relationships with parents hinge on this: I gave you X, and now you owe me Y.
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