What is it?
Generation gap issues in children and adolescents refer to the emotional and communication disconnect that often arises between young people and their parents or caregivers. These differences in values, technology use, expectations, or emotional expression can lead to frequent misunderstandings, conflict, and strain in the parent-child relationship.
What causes it?
This gap often develops due to rapid cultural and technological shifts that shape the worldview of children differently from that of previous generations. Common contributing factors include:
- Differences in emotional expression, language, or boundaries
- Conflicting values or expectations around academics, career, or independence
- Overuse of digital media and limited real-world interaction
- Lack of open communication or emotional attunement from either side
- Adolescents’ need for autonomy clashes with parental control
What are the possible symptoms?
Generation gap issues may show up as:
- Frequent arguments or emotional withdrawal between children and parents
- Resistance to rules or family routines
- Emotional outbursts, irritability, or unexplained sadness in the child
- Parents feel “shut out” or unsure how to connect
- Children feel judged, misunderstood, or pressured
What do we do?
Dr. Prabhojit helps bridge the generation gap through empathetic and practical family support that focuses on improving emotional connection and mutual understanding.
Treatment includes:
Individual And Family Assessments
to understand communication dynamics
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Therapy Sessions
that help both sides express and listen without conflict
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Guidance
on setting boundaries that respect both autonomy and structure
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Support
for emotional regulation, validation, and collaborative problem-solving
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Strategies
for healthy digital use and rebuilding shared family routines
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