As your emerging adult steps into the world —whether they’re attending college, starting a new job, or exploring their independence—physical distance can bring about an emotional shift in your relationship. Living away from home is an exciting time for them to learn more about themselves, but it can...

They are heading into, or already into their 20s, helping to foster a mindset of lifelong learning and curiosity is one of the most valuable gifts you can give them. They are entering a life of new freedoms, challenges, and opportunities for growth, making it an ideal time to encourage habits and at...

As your child navigates the phase of emerging adulthood (typically between 18-25), they’re faced with developing independence, managing responsibilities, and navigating complex emotions. While it’s natural to want to support them through challenges, there’s a fine line between helping and enabling. ...

Conflicts and disagreements between parents and their emerging adult children are a natural part of growth and change. Emerging adulthood, typically from ages 18 to 25, is filled with transitions, experimentation, and developing independence. This often includes developing unique perspectives that m...

Helping your emerging adult build a meaningful life isn’t about prescribing a career path or setting expectations. Instead, it’s about creating a supportive environment fostering their exploration of values, strengths, and passions. As they navigate the often-chaotic journey from adolescence to adul...

During the "emerging adulthood" stage, young people are navigating significant responsibilities and independence for the first time. This can be an exciting yet challenging time for parents, as you begin to shift from a direct caregiving role to one of guidance and support. One of the most essential...