David GeltzerClinical Social Work/Therapist, LMSW

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Your relationship with your child once felt natural and secure. But now, it’s strained, distant, and unfamiliar. There have been sharp changes in how they speak to you, question your role, and emotionally pull away. Decisions about your child are being shaped by others – institutions, belief systems, and authority figures – who claim to know “what’s best” for your child. As you sit on the sidelines, the separation, disrespect, and disconnection continue to be normalized by forces beyond your control. It’s a recipe for frustration and alienation. You want to regain authority before your parental bond completely erodes.

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