Renewing Relationships with Adult Children
Balancing letting go and holding on while strengthening connections with grown children.
What you'll walk away with
- Explore the changing parent-child relationship as children become adults.
- Learn how Jewish values and clinical insight can guide this transition.
- Gain practical tools for balancing connection, boundaries, and independence with grown children.
- Ask questions and get guidance during a Q&A with JF&CS professionals.
This session explores the tension parents feel with grown children, offering a way to hold on and let go at the same time, drawing on Jewish values and clinical insight to help build stronger family connections.
At a glance
Length
90 Minute
Audience
Parents of adult children
Parents of adult children
Led by
BeWellATL facilitators
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