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Family Estrangement: Why Families Cut Ties and How to Mend Them – Scientific American

Posted on June 1, 2021 by Ginny

Family Estrangement: Why Families Cut Ties and How to Mend Them

From the article: "There hasn't been much research about family estrangement, in part because it’s a difficult thing to study—many people don’t want to talk about their parents or children cutting them off. But in recent years, researchers have been paying more attention, especially to estrangements between parents and adult children. Here are some things they've learned: . . . "

via www.scientificamerican.com

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