How to keep the peace (and find the joy) when everyone’s back under the same roof.

On Zoom on Monday, December 15th at 6:30pm est!

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Thanksgiving gave you a preview and now you’re wondering how you’ll all make it through the next few weeks without an argument (or a slammed door). ​

You love your kid, but being under the same roof again brings up everything.

The tension. The tone. The way they roll their eyes when you ask one too many questions..

You want family time, but they want to go see their friends.

 

You’re seeing bad habits first hand, when before it was out of sight and out of mind.

Staying up until 3am, sleeping in until 3pm. Skipping meals/eating junk. Watching tv all day. Leaving dirty dishes and clothes everywhere!

 

You know they’re an adult, so why are they acting like a 16 year old?

 

You don’t want to nag them, but you also want your grown kid to act grown!

This is your chance to check in with how adulting is going for them because you're concerned with what you see!

What if this holiday season is different?

Imagine your young adult returning home from college for winter break or home for the holidays as a working adult…

They’re happy to be home and hang out with you.

The conversations are easy.

The household is connecting, not colliding.

And now you can save your stress for wrapping presents and preparing meals.

Best thing of all, you’ve created an environment that they want to return to year after year!

What we'll cover in this hour call:

What goes on in your young adult’s mind when they’re back in their childhood bedroom.

How to manage your own expectations for this long awaited family time.

Strategies for creating a household that your young adult will want to return to every year.

Hi, I'm Jess Diamond!

I’m a Certified Life and Nutrition Coach and known as The Adulting Coach, where I help college students and twenty-somethings build confidence, independence, and direction; and I help parents understand and support them in the process.

Being a twenty-something today is hard.
Being the parent of one is even harder, especially when they move back home for the holidays and you both slip into old roles that no longer work.

This conversation will help you reset that dynamic and enjoy the season for what it’s meant to be: connection, not conflict.

Don’t forget to sign up for the zoom link!

All the details:

Who: Parents of twenty-somethings

What: A workshop to help you create a healthy and happy home environment for the holiday season.

Where: On Zoom! (With a replay available)

When: Monday, December 15th at 6:30pm est!

Why: Because you want to have a good relationship with your grown kids and know the holidays can bring out the worst in people (including you).

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