You’re right, things have changed. And you may need to be flexible to re-establish a relationship with your adult child.

Being a parent to an adult child is certainly different from raising a toddler, a school-age kid or even a teenager. What they needed from you five, 10 or 20 years ago isn’t what they need from you ...

What she didn’t see—what many parents don’t see—is that adult children rarely pull back because of one argument. More often, they’ve been quietly noticing a pattern. A tone that repeats. A feeling ...

At 62, I discovered the secret to connecting with my adult children wasn't sharing my decades of hard-won business wisdom—it ...

Plus, how to do it in a respectful way.

Sometimes, parents don't realize how much they're damaging the relationship with their kids. Unfortunately, parents whose adult children cut them off for good often hurt their kids in these 11 subtle ...

Building a strong relationship with your adult child requires intentional effort. You can’t put it on autopilot and expect it to work. Nor can you continue to treat your adult child as you did when ...

Reasons Why Parent and Adult-Child Relationships Can Become Strained There are, of course, an endless number of situations out there that result in a strained relationship between parents and their ...

Having conversations with a narcissistic parent makes things incredibly difficult, especially when you're trying to have a ...

Adult children, particularly in their 20s and 30s, can get out of step with their parents because they each have different needs. Here's how to upgrade the relationship software.

Being a parent to an adult child is certainly different from raising a toddler, a school-age kid or even a teenager. What they needed from you five, 10 or 20 years ago isn’t what they need from you ...