How to Deal with Judgmental Family Members- Relationship Skills #10

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I've had a couple friends come to me this week with the same question-"What do I do about parents who are judging me, giving advice or trying to tell me how to live?" Well I've got four options for you (but I wouldn't recommend the first two).

Many people have enmeshed, critical or judgmental family members, but it's hard to know what to do about it.

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