Glow Back Moments are intentional acts of repair between parents and children following conflicts. They emphasize emotional safety by allowing parents to reconnect with their children after a disagreement. Acknowledging the conflict and expressing regret signals unconditional love and support. These moments transform feelings of shame into resilience and establish healthier emotional patterns. Understanding that adolescents feel intensely, these interactions are crucial for maintaining trust and safety within the parent-child relationship, reinforcing that mistakes do not equate to rejection.
A Glow Back Moment is when a parent acknowledges a conflict and seeks to reconnect, emphasizing that their relationship matters despite difficulties.
These moments serve as intentional acts of repair, helping children feel emotionally safe and transforming feelings of shame into resilience.
Simple, consistent repairs after conflict show that mistakes don't mean rejection, fostering a sense of safety in the relationship.
Adolescents experience emotions intensely, and during this developmental stage, supporting their emotional safety is vital for healthy relationship patterns.
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