The idea that we are responsible for our daughter's unhappiness seems ridiculous to me.
My husband and I have a 26-year-old daughter, “Taryn” . She’s been through a spate of breakups over the past few years and has sought therapy, which of course we support because we want her to be happy and healthy. Well, this therapy has now uncovered a host of issues that Taryn has blamed us for.
I’ve now read about attachment, and the idea that Taryn would be so affected by switching from one fancy school to another fancy school seems absurd—but again, I’m really trying to meet her where she’s at. So I guess my question is: Now that Taryn has named us as the cause of her anxious attachment, where do we go from here? Even if we apologize more, would that help her move forward in a healthy way? Should we take all the therapist’s cues? Please advise.
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