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Adults Under Stress
Is Your Family Feeling the Strain?
Do you feel like your family’s dealing with more challenges than ever before — and you’re the one holding it together?
Rushing from work to school pickups.
Juggling dinner and emails.
Managing moods
Breaking up another sibling fight
Do you catch yourself thinking, “It’s not supposed to feel this hard, right?”
When the pressure builds at home —
it spills into everything and affects everyone.
Common Signs of Ongoing Family Stress
Morning scramble
You’re trying to get everyone out the door, managing moods and expectations before the day even begins.
Evening chaos
Homework, screens, and bedtime bring pushback and somehow, you’re expected to stay patient through all of it.
Weekend disconnect
You want time to connect, but it often feels like you're breaking up arguments, and managing moods. You’re there, but it doesn’t feel connected.
Understanding Your Family Dynamics
Every family has challenges, but your family has its own unique mix of people, history and habits—which means stress, arguments, and relationship tension show up in your home in their own way.
How you talk to each other, how you argue, how you make up, how rushed your mornings feel or how your evenings end—all of that is part of your family's pattern.
Most families don't notice these patterns until someone starts to feel stuck.
f your daily routine or your family's dynamics are wearing you down, it may just be a sign something needs attention—not that you've failed.
Hi, I'm Teri!
I work with people who can feel that something at home just isn't working anymore.
It’s not a crisis.
But the tension, arguments, big emotions or distance aren't sorting themselves out either.
Trying to push through and hope it's "just a phase" can work for a while—until everyone's worn down and the same patterns keep showing up.
That's usually the moment when talking things through with someone outside the situation starts to help.
Together we'll focus on what you think would bring about the biggest change. And we'll start with a simple conversation.
Teri Monroe CPC, CDCS