For Parents of Adult Children
A 4-week class for parents learning how to love well, let go wisely, and navigate the challenges of adult children with confidence and compassion. Discover practical tools for staying connected while encouraging responsibility, resilience, and growth.
Parenting doesn’t end when your child becomes an adult—it simply changes shape. Beyond the Nest was created for parents navigating this new and often complicated season: the space between wanting to help and knowing when to step back, staying connected without controlling, and loving deeply while allowing your adult child to own their life.
Grounded in the principles of Prodependent Parenting™, Beyond the Nest offers a refreshing alternative to parenting from fear, guilt, over-responsibility, or detachment. Instead, parents learn how to remain loving, engaged, and supportive while developing healthier boundaries, clearer communication, and greater confidence in when to step in—and when to let go.
Because launching your child doesn’t mean losing your relationship. It means learning a new way to have one.
Facilitated by:
Dr. Kim Buck, PhD
To Register:
**NEW START DATE - SEE BELOW**
A 4-Week Parent Education Class
Learn how to love your adult children well, set healthy boundaries, and navigate this new stage of parenting with greater confidence, wisdom, and compassion. You'll gain practical tools to strengthen your relationship while encouraging responsibility, resilience, and independence.
Please note: This is a psychoeducational class and is not psychotherapy - all materials included.
Dates: Thursdays, November 5, 12, 19 and December 3, 2026 (No class November 26, 2026)
Time: 6:00–7:30 PM
Location: 1255 W. Baseline Road, Suite D-288, Mesa Arizona 85202
Price: $400 per person
EACH PARTICIPANT MUST REGISTER INDIVIDUALLY
Parenting doesn't end when your child moves out — it just changes shape. Beyond the Nest was created for parents navigating that shift: the awkward middle ground between wanting to help and knowing when to step back, between staying close and letting go.
Over four weeks, you'll explore:
How to offer support without enabling — and why the difference matters more than ever with adult children
Setting boundaries that come from love, not fear or frustration
Recognizing your own role in recurring family patterns, and how to shift them
Practical language for hard conversations — money, living situations, relationships, and beyond
Staying connected through conflict instead of shutting down or over-functioning