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Parenting Adult Children Today

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If Mother's Day is hard this year, you are not alone. We see you.
This community exists for exactly this moment. For the mothers who won't be getting brunch reservations or handmade cards. For the ones who will spend Sunday wondering if their child thought of them at all. You belong here. And you are so deeply not alone. We want to hear from you this week. What would you want another mom in your situation to know she's not alone in feeling? Share it below — your words might be exactly what someone else needs to read today.
If Mother's Day is hard this year, you are not alone. We see you.
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@Dorothy Somekh get onto your App and click on Classroom.
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@Dorothy Somekh this is part of the App. Go to the top of the page and click on Classroom.
Your Mother's Day guide is here, let's talk about it tomorrow!
Sunday is just a few days away. And we want to make sure you have what you need. Catherine created a free guide called "Getting Through Mother's Day When Your Heart Is Heavy." It covers what you might be feeling and why it's completely normal, how to plan the day intentionally, a self-compassion journaling exercise, and where to find support. DOWNLOAD YOUR MOTHER'S DAY GUIDE Catherine is also hosting a "Mother's Day Check-in" for those navigating a painful Mother's Day. Real conversation. A safe space: 🗓️ Friday May 8, 2026 at 8:30pm EST/ 5:30pm PST You don't have to explain yourself to anyone this week. You just have to show up, here, with us, exactly as you are. 🙂
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@Martha Kirby I have grieved a great deal since my daughter cut me off from my 4 grandchildren. I'm sure many of us know exactly how you feel. It is like grieving deaths. Give yourself permission to grieve. I cried with my whole body and screamed out my daughter's name and F#%$ Y*$ in the privacy of my bedroom. Sometimes you have to let it all out.
How to reconnect?
Here’s a question. When we “let go” where (how) do we now connect”?
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@Karla Comberiate If you are talking about the use of hormones being an issue that was found to be only one doctors opinion by the New York Times. If I can think of the name of the article or podcast or whatever it was I will let you know. It was very informative. I listened to it and forward it to my friend who is a retired ER nurse and she liked the article.
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@Cara Krashin 😢my thoughts exactly.
Welcome to The P.A.R.E.N.T. Method!
Hello Parent, I am so excited you are here! We are going on a journey together that will help you create the relationship with your adult child you have always wanted. Parenting in this season is not for the faint of heart and I know from personal and professional experience what it takes to be a successful parent to adult kids. You are already ahead of the curve. You are here, hungry to learn, and wanting to grow! Your children are fortunate to have a parent like you who is teachable and willing to invest in your relationship with them. There is no ceiling on a parent who is committed to being the best version of themselves and you will learn on this journey how to be who your child needs you to be: Accepting, emotionally safe, and worthy of trust. Parenting is about you and how you show up in the relationship, not how your children turn out. This is your journey so take whatever time you need to walk through this framework. I have helped parents for over 40 years and I have implemented what you will see and hear with my own adult children, who are in their 40's. I will take you through this process step by step so you know exactly how to incorporate these skills and insights into your life. I want you to be kind to yourself as you start this process. There are millions of parents who have the same questions so take comfort in knowing you are not alone. The good news is that now you are a part of a community who will learn together how to parent adults with confidence and grace. Thanks again for being a part of the P.A.R.E.N.T. Method community. Let's get started! Warmly, Catherine
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@Lindy Liebermn I think trying to see things from her perspective is a great start. I hope things start going better for her because that will make it easier for everyone. I’ve seen something about mirroring. When someone sees us taking a big breath they tend to take a big breath as well. Maybe that would help her relax without even knowing it. Good luck.
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@Saundra Gwinn I think it’s good to let our children choose their own paths in life. That includes religion. As long as it’s not radicalized I don’t see harm in any religion. Sometimes we have to find that little ray of hope. Good luck.
💛 Let’s give a warm welcome to Nancy Young💛
Everyone, please join me in welcoming @Nancy Young to the community. Nancy brings a genuine presence — thoughtful, open, and committed to growing in a meaningful way. It’s clear how much she cares about her daughters, and that kind of intention adds real value to this space. We’re really glad you’re here, Nancy. This is a place where that kind of care and effort matters — and you’re in the right room
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Welcome Nancy.
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Amy Eudaley
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Amy from Dubuque, Iowa

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