Will Curtis is an Associate Editor for YourTango, a platform that focuses on relationships and personal development. With a passion for providing expert advice, Will writes articles that cover a range of topics including self-care, parenting, relationships, personal growth, and career development.
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Will Curtis focuses on providing expert commentary and advice primarily related to family and relationships. He would likely be interested in hearing from experts who can provide valuable insights into self-improvement, relationship dynamics, parenting challenges, decision-making processes within families, and general expert advice within these areas.
Given his focus on expert commentary and how-to guides mainly related to family and relationships, professionals with practical expertise in psychology, counseling, therapy or other relevant fields could effectively pitch ideas about common challenges faced by individuals and families along with evidence-based strategies for addressing them.
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Their decision to go no-contact was necessary. The choice to go no contact with a family member is not easy.
By: Will Curtis
Here's a hint, clear harm has been done. They don't want to talk to their parent. There is a good reason, probably more than one reason, and that reason is not "just because" or "they are immature".
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By: Will Curtis
Sometimes, it takes a tough choice to protect your children. A child grows up and becomes an expert observer of their parent's behavior.
By: Will Curtis
These myths are often rooted in a continued denial from the parent. The first stage is denial, and that is where a lot of estranged parents get stuck.
Become the broken link that heals. Grieving the loss of a parent before their death is a challenge, but the benefits are life-changing.
Identify when your family is an enmeshed, too-close mess. Family enmeshment is a dysfunctional family dynamic where you are not allowed to
Angling for sympathy with trauma as the bait. Catfishing, kitten-fishing, woke-fishing, so many lines dangle in the social media ocean. it
By: Will Curtis
A parent can be too close to their child. Parents want to love and care for their children and provide the best in the world.
What seems like a superstar worker might be a manifestation of counter-productivity.
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