Living with Adult Children Forum

06-Mar-2020 Communication, general, Parenting, Relationships, Conflict Resolution. 259 views.

Are you living with your adult children? It's becoming more common for adult children to return home to live with their parents.

Living as an extended family can be a joyful experience, however there is potential for new living arrangements to become difficult for the older person.

This forum will provide practical tips on:

how to communicate your expectations to your adult child
how to draw healthy boundaries
protecting your independence, including powers of attorney
help when things don't turn out as planned

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What would you tell someone whose partner is asking them to do this program and be hesitant about doing it? As long as you are honest with yourself and not afraid of any stigma, the program will change your life. You will develop a close bond with a group of men who want to improve their relationships.
Lionel - Berwick - Read full comment
Level one taught me what to look out for. It gave me new tools to recognize the affect of my behaviour on others.
Leigh - Dandenong - Read full comment
What did you like most about this program? I like the change I am starting to see in myself and my time with my wife. I want to learn how to communicate better with my whole family to enjoy them more (and vice versa).
Steve - Beaconsfield
He has changed in so many ways – mainly he is respectful towards me and I feel safe with him. I have noticed that he listens to me more, lets me explain how I’m feeling instead of just listening to his.
Anonymous
He manages his anger. He talks to me about his feelings, which helps him to stay level headed.
Marie - Epping - Read full comment
I have noticed HUGE CHANGES! A different man to what he had become, I’m starting to look at him as the man I had married so long ago. The depression has lifted.
Robyn - Parkdale
He has continued to control is anger. It has now been 20 weeks without holes in the wall.
Sandra - Ferntree Gully
He is much more considerate and I think he may have stopped ‘playing mind’ games with me.
Jodie - Essendon
If you want to change, this is the place to do it.
Anonymous
It is an ideal vehicle for making men to live up to their responsibilities.
Mary - Wantirna
This course requires commitment from any person wanting to do it. It requires commitment to change.
Anonymous
Your partner needs to want to do this program for themselves. Your partner needs to be committed to changing because they themselves want to change.
Anonymous
I was a bit rushed last night filling in the response forms and I feel I probably did not express myself well enough. Firstly a big thankyou to you and Coby for the whole process, but especially for the role playing, I am hopeful that you can come and get your cameras out of my house: the role playing was a very close to the bone experience.
Brett
I can’t praise Dave & Jacqui enough after watching the show last night. I was astounded at the results having tried desperately to get through to my abusive partner who is now on community service for his anger issues and one step away from prison.
Anonymous
On Friday night I witnessed a room full of men reflect on their lives in the most humbling way. Every single one of us has acted in anger at some point.
Scott Carson - Parkdale - Read full comment

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