Transforming Pain into Healing: A Journey for Parents of Estranged Adult Children

Are you a parent struggling to navigate the painful journey of estrangement from your adult child? If so, I invite you to embark on a transformative healing journey with the help of this empowering book.

Done with the Crying: Help and Healing for Mothers of Estranged Adult Children, a heartfelt exploration of the complex emotions, challenges, and ultimately, the path to healing that parents face when their relationship with their adult child becomes strained or severed.

Regain your happiness with Sheri McGregor's help. In a calm and confident manner, she provides exercises and guidance for parents dealing with estranged adult children, helping them find peace and well-being.

Remember that you are not alone on this journey. As a mother who has experienced this heartbreak, I am here to offer you my unwavering support. Feel free to comment on this post or email me directly. We can navigate this path together with understanding, resilience, and hope.

Romans 12:18

18 If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone.

Jo Wilhelm

Jo Wilhelm is the Founder and Creator of Connect Home Life. She is an empty-nest wife, a Christian mom of two married adults, a home décor lover, a coffee connoisseur, a DIY enthusiast, and a retired wealth management professional.

After health challenges led her to step away from her career in wealth management, she redirected her focus to nurturing her family. As the nest emptied, she faced the bittersweet mix of grief, freedom, and rediscovery that so many midlife women experience.

Now, she mentors others navigating change, offering faith-filled encouragement, digital tools, and a heart for connection. Whether you’re facing transitions in family, health, or identity, Jo walks beside you as you rediscover passion and purpose in this new season.

Previous
Previous

A Magical Christmas Journey: Baking, Bonding, and Becoming

Next
Next

4 Tips for Creating New and Memorable Holiday Traditions in an Empty Nest