Still Here, Still Standing. A member event with Sheri McGregor. Includes a self-assessment, lots of interaction, and discussion for your resilience going forward. Including three
Summer can bring reminders for parents of estranged adult children. Try this simple self-compassion after estrangement writing challenge to notice how you’re showing up for
I don’t often answer emails from estranged adult children. This one asks about parents’ self-reflecting and why my books even exist. See if you agree
Estrangement Are you a “firework”? Or still standing? By Sheri McGregor, M.A. As we approach July 4, I’m returning to this piece (originally published in
When an adult child is estranged, sometimes their siblings stay in touch. This can be tricky to navigate for parents who can feel abandoned all
Father’s Day can be complicated when an adult child is estranged. Here’s to the fathers who say little, keep moving, and still show up for
In some families, dads are the fun ones. Rejected dads, don’t forget to laugh. It’s part of who you are and might go back to
The heartbreak of estrangement can drain your body as well as your spirit. Taking good care of yourself can’t wait for someone else to change.
Parents who are semi-estranged from adult children often suffer a sort of relational limbo–always on edge but not sure they should let go.
Estrangement can land like a mountain, blocking your path and changing the family landscape. It’s far more formidable than a bump in the road.
