How Adult Children Can Set Healthy Boundaries with Their Parents
Diana Simpson-Hinds Diana Simpson-Hinds

How Adult Children Can Set Healthy Boundaries with Their Parents

Establishing clear boundaries is essential in all relationships, but it is particularly significant when considering the dynamic between parents and adult children. Boundaries serve to set standards for relationships, outlining expectations for both the parent and the adult child.

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Five signs that your childhood wounds could be impacting your relationship with your adult child.
Diana Simpson-Hinds Diana Simpson-Hinds

Five signs that your childhood wounds could be impacting your relationship with your adult child.

As parents, we often carry the weight of our past into the present—sometimes without even realising it. The wounds we experience as children—neglect, abandonment, criticism, or emotional invalidation—can shape how we show up in our relationships, especially with our own children. And while we may believe we are doing our best, unhealed childhood wounds can quietly sabotage the connection we long to have with our adult children.

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Celebrating Fathers on Father's Day
Diana Simpson-Hinds Diana Simpson-Hinds

Celebrating Fathers on Father's Day

To all the fathers who have truly embraced the calling of fatherhood — we see you. You are the leaders, protectors, providers, and the emotionally present men your families need.

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Legacy Shifters: From Brokenness to Wholeness
Diana Simpson-Hinds Diana Simpson-Hinds

Legacy Shifters: From Brokenness to Wholeness

The roles we adopt, the way we relate to others, handle conflict, and perceive ourselves are all shaped by our early childhood relationships. Whether we realise it or not, our childhood wounds influence who we become.

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Supporting Your Teen's Mental Health: Tips for Parents
Diana Simpson-Hinds Diana Simpson-Hinds

Supporting Your Teen's Mental Health: Tips for Parents

As a parent, ensuring your teen's mental well-being can be both incredibly important and challenging. Teens between 13 and 15 years old undergo significant emotional, psychological, and physical changes.

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