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Family Estrangement

Estrangement and Reconciliation: Do you belong in each others life?

The decision to reconcile is often an ongoing and tortuous process. This is true at any point of the estrangement but particularly after a great deal of time has passed and all parties are off living their own lives. And yet we yearn for a healthy connection, driven by the human desire to create/recreate happier times. With my clients, they have to make their own decision on … Continue reading Estrangement and Reconciliation: Do you belong in each others life?

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Family Estrangement, Social Issues

Family Estrangement: Is it possible to reconcile?

Something that has come up a few times the last few weeks in my client work is the topic of reconciliations, especially unexpected ones. Some of my clients are finding themselves in an unusual position where a reconciliation might be on the cards or they are keen to try. The video below explores reconciliations: if they are possible, how they are possible and what makes an enduring … Continue reading Family Estrangement: Is it possible to reconcile?

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