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1. www.goodtherapy.org › blog › how-to-cope-with-emptyGoodTherapy | How to Cope with Empty Nest Syndrome When Y...

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   May 31, 2019 · To find a therapist who can help with empty nest syndrome, click here. References: Clay, R. A. (2003). An empty nest can promote freedom, improved relationships. Monitor on Psychology, 34(4), 40 ...

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3. blog.calm.com › blog › empty-nest-syndromeHow to deal with empty nest syndrome? Try these 6 strategies

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   Dec 12, 2023 · 3. Build your support network: Just because your kids aren't around as much doesn't mean you have to be alone. Lean on friends, join new groups, or chat with other parents going through the same thing. These connections can foster community and connection and keep the empty nest emotions at bay. 4.

4. www.choosingtherapy.com › empty-nest-syndromeEmpty Nest Syndrome: Signs, Symptoms, & How to Cope

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   May 25, 2023 · Empty nest syndrome describes the distressing responses that some parents experience when their last adult child leaves home permanently. Reactions might include sadness, depression, irritability, anger, resentment, anxiety, guilt, loneliness, and even some physical symptoms.1 If these symptoms persist for a prolonged period of time, a mental health professional can assist with recovery.

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   May 24, 2023 · Spend time with your spouse, partner, and friends. This is a great opportunity to reconnect with each other. Take care of yourself. Make sure you are eating healthy, getting enough sleep, and ...

6. www.verywellfamily.com › how-to-cope-with-empty5 Ways to Cope With Empty Nest Syndrome - Verywell Family

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   • Identify Your Roles. You’ve been a lot of things in your life—daughter or son, friend, employee, maybe aunt or uncle—but none may feel as important as the role of parent.
   • Reconnect With Your Partner. You might be totally focused on how your life is going to change after your child leaves, and in your mind, that might not be for the better.
   • Reconnect With Yourself. Did you have any hobbies that you gave up as parenting took over your life? An empty nest means that you have time to get back in touch with that side of you.
   • Find New Challenges. Ease the sense of loss that you might feel about your child growing up by finding a new personal or professional challenge to tackle.

7. my.clevelandclinic.org › - › scassetsEmpty Nest Syndrome: Tips for Coping - Cleveland Clinic

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   2. Keep in touch. You can continue to be close to your children even when you live apart. Make an effort to maintain regular contact through visits, phone calls, emails, texts, or video/Skype chats. Seek support. If you're having a difficult time dealing with an empty nest, lean on loved ones and other close contacts for support.

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   Can empty nest syndrome cause depression?

   • For some parents, though, empty nest syndrome triggers feelings of guilt, worthlessness, and loneliness that can morph into depression. It’s normal to experience both elation and sadness as children transition into adulthood. When a parent does not have a partner from whom to seek support, these emotions can feel overwhelming.

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   Are mothers experiencing empty nest syndrome?

   • According to the research of psychologist Karen Fingerman, however, this phenomenon is shifting. More mothers work outside of the home. Communicating with children who are away at college is easier and more affordable than ever. So fewer parents, especially mothers, may experience empty nest syndrome.

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   Do single parents have empty nest syndrome?

   • So fewer parents, especially mothers, may experience empty nest syndrome. In single parent families, the mother may be even more likely to work. This could reduce the risk of empty nest syndrome, since single parents already have another source of identity and fulfillment. However, the lack of a partner can make an empty house feel even emptier.

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   Are You at risk for empty nest syndrome?

   • Some people have a higher risk of developing empty nest syndrome, including: Whether you are in a high-risk group or not, you should seek help if you have symptoms of depression that last for more than two weeks. Symptoms of depression include:

   Managing Empty Nest Syndrome - WebMD

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9. www.webmd.com › how-to-manage-empty-nest-syndromeManaging Empty Nest Syndrome - WebMD

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   Apr 9, 2023 · Talk with your doctor if you have symptoms of depression that last more than two weeks. They can provide a more thorough evaluation and recommend treatment if needed, which may include therapy ...