Why Is It Important to Be Friends With People of Different Ages? With Caroline & Sarah
Active & Connected Families · Virginia Family Therapy; Amanda Sovik-Johnston
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Show Notes
Let's stick with the topic of relationships for a little longer! Today, Caroline and Sarah are joining me to talk about the value of developing intergenerational relationships: the relationships we develop with folks who are of different ages than us. In our culture, it's not always encouraged but we promise there's so much to gain from these kinds of relationships!
In this episode on intergenerational relationships, we cover:
- The benefits of being friends with people of different ages;
- Our own experiences with intergenerational relationships;
- Your kids having relationships with people from older generations;
- How creating time and space will help both you and your kids;
- Things that might get in the way of creating those intergenerational relationships;
- And much more!
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