7 Quotes by Kenneth Adams

Family dysfunction is progressive. It never stays the same. As it progresses, appropriate boundaries between parent and child may become nonexistent and communication becomes increasingly strained.

There's nothing loving or caring about a close parent-child relationship when it services the needs and feelings of a parent rather than the child.

Cooperation does not equal enjoyment.

All families function as a system in which one person's actions affect another and vice versa.

As long as the abuse or neglect experienced in childhood remains buried within, we re-recreate our family in adult relationships.

Assigning responsibility where it rightfully belongs is the first crucial step in gaining access to one's true feelings, needs, and wants.

The fact that you are questioning your relationship with your parent means you are bringing about awareness and activating the process of change in yourself. By increasing your awareness, your own intuitive healing journey began. Trust in time for answers that are not clear yet, and love the questions themselves.