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Dec 2023
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1989: The Wise Parents’ Guide to the Lov...

Optimal Living Daily | Greg Audino
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Episode 1989:

Dr. Susan Chanderbhan's "The Wise Parents’ Guide to the Love and Care of a College Student" offers insightful guidance for parents navigating the delicate balance of supporting their college-age children while fostering independence. The article emphasizes the importance of setting clear expectations, having open discussions about responsibilities, and understanding one's motivations for intervention, all while highlighting the mutual growth opportunity for both parent and child during this transitional phase.

Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.chandpsych.com/blog/wise-parents-guide-to-love-and-care-of-college-students

Quotes to ponder:

"Setting clear expectations and having open, respectful conversations about responsibilities that come with parental support is crucial in fostering a child's independence."

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