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Building Strong Relationships between Emerging Adults & Their Parents
About This Webinar
Young people are taking longer to transition from adolescence into full-fledged adulthood – this new developmental phase, called emerging adulthood, can hold great opportunity but presents unique challenges to modern families. In this webinar I’ll talk about what parents of emerging adults can expect, and what goes into building strong family relationships through this stage of life. I’ll focus on specific conversations that families can have now, and give tips and techniques for improving communication, to strengthen family relationships and avoid common pitfalls.
Who can view: Everyone
Webinar Price: Free
Webinar ID: f64f84c23b1f
Featured Presenters
Senior Associate Director, Alumni Engagement Career Advancement
Lucie manages the Northwestern Alumni Association Career Webinars and the Northwestern Connects program, our global networking event that has the goal of reaching 100 locations worldwide on Tuesday, January 30, 2024.
Jacob Goldsmith is the coordinator of the Emerging Adulthood program at The Family Institute. Dr. Goldsmith developed the Emerging Adulthood program to help understand and meet the changing needs of emerging adults (clients in their early 20’s to early 30’s) and their families.
Dr. Goldsmith serves as teaching faculty and group supervisor in the master’s program in Marriage and Family Therapy at The Family Institute. In addition, Dr. Goldsmith is the Principle Investigator of the Psychotherapy Change Project, a research initiative dedicated to the study and practice of empirically-informed psychotherapy.
Dr. Goldsmith has a passion for clinical work with emerging adults — alone, in couples and with families. He has been privileged to speak and consult nationally and internationally on topics related to emerging adulthood, adult parent-child relationships, psychotherapy change processes and empirically-informed therapy.
Dr. Goldsmith serves as teaching faculty and group supervisor in the master’s program in Marriage and Family Therapy at The Family Institute. In addition, Dr. Goldsmith is the Principle Investigator of the Psychotherapy Change Project, a research initiative dedicated to the study and practice of empirically-informed psychotherapy.
Dr. Goldsmith has a passion for clinical work with emerging adults — alone, in couples and with families. He has been privileged to speak and consult nationally and internationally on topics related to emerging adulthood, adult parent-child relationships, psychotherapy change processes and empirically-informed therapy.
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