The 60s can look like arrival from the outside, but inside they often bring deep questions about identity, relevance, aging parents, adult children, grief, freedom, and mortality. This article explores what it means to become one of the elders at the table and how your contribution can change shape without disappearing.

The 40s can become the decade of looking both ways - backward at the family that shaped you, and forward toward the life, legacy, relationships, or next generation you are shaping. This article explores responsibility, aging parents, over-functioning, family patterns, and the sacred work of deciding what is yours to carry and what is time to put down.

Today’s 20-somethings are not becoming adults in the same world their parents did. They are trying to find themselves in a louder, faster, more expensive world — while parents are learning that distance is not always rejection. Sometimes, it is the space young adults need to become.