Brenda Zane
Brenda Zane, Dr. Mark McConville
Getting Kids Un-Stuck From Failure to Launch Mode with Mark McConville, Ph.D., author
Getting Kids Un-Stuck From Failure to Launch Mode with Mark McConville, Ph.D., author
Getting Kids Un-Stuck From Failure to Launch Mode with Mark McConville, Ph.D., author
Thursday 4th March 2021
Discover practical tips from Dr. Mark McConville on helping young adults overcome 'failure to launch' in this insightful episode of Hopestream.
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Certainly, when you get kids who are into their 20s, who aren't doing the bit about growing up like they are, they're acting and thinking like teenagers and then they provoke you into parenting like the parent of a teenager.
Feeling stuck with a young adult who seems unable to take the next step towards independence? You're not alone. In this episode of Hopestream, host Brenda Zane sits down with Dr. Mark McConville, a seasoned psychologist and author of 'Failure to Launch, Why Your 20-Something Hasn't Grown Up and What To Do About It.' With over 30 years of experience, Dr.
McConville sheds light on why some young adults struggle to become self-sufficient and offers practical advice for parents navigating this tricky phase. Dr. McConville's approach is refreshingly straightforward. He explains that what might look like incompetence in young adults is often just 'pre-competence'—a stage where they simply haven't yet learned the skills they need. He suggests that parents should think of themselves as consultants, guiding their children rather than dictating their actions.
This episode covers key strategies such as making a 'declaration of availability' to help your child feel supported without feeling smothered, and the three fundamental ways parents can positively influence their kids. You'll also hear about the importance of setting non-negotiable boundaries and encouraging constructive activities that promote growth. Dr. McConville emphasizes the power of mentoring and support, helping children take accountability for their actions, and the critical role of parent involvement in therapy.
Whether your child is struggling with cannabis use or just can't seem to get motivated, this episode is packed with insights that can help you guide them towards a more independent and fulfilling life. If you're a parent dealing with a 'failure to launch' situation, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to gain valuable tips and start helping your child move forward today.