Trevor Crow to Address RMA: “Bridging Generations – Parenting Adult Children and Grandchildren in a Changing Cultural Climate”

March 2, 2026 - 23:36

The painful rift of estrangement, where grandparents find themselves cut off from their adult children and grandchildren, is a silent epidemic affecting countless families. This complex emotional landscape, shaped by shifting cultural norms and personal conflicts, will be the focus of an upcoming address by family dynamics expert Trevor Crow.

Crow's presentation, "Bridging Generations – Parenting Adult Children and Grandchildren in a Changing Cultural Climate," delves into the heart of this modern familial challenge. The talk aims to provide insight and strategies for those caught in this difficult position, where traditional grandparenting roles are disrupted. The discussion will explore the multifaceted reasons behind such estrangement, which can range from differing values and past conflicts to the pressures of a rapidly evolving society.

The emphasis will be on understanding the nuanced dynamics at play between adult children and their parents. Crow is expected to offer guidance on communication, setting boundaries, and fostering reconciliation where possible, while also addressing the profound grief of separation. The goal is to equip attendees with compassionate frameworks to navigate these strained relationships, emphasizing resilience and the delicate work of maintaining family bonds across generations in an increasingly complex world.