- A family therapist explains the growing trend of adult children going no-contact with their parents.
- The phenomenon reflects deeper issues in family relationships, including unresolved trauma and boundary violations.
- More young adults are choosing to sever ties as a form of self-protection and mental health preservation.
- The therapist’s insights shed light on the complex emotional and psychological factors driving this increasingly common decision.
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