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Branden Jacobs-Jenkins and Cast Navigate Revisions and Impact of 'Purpose' on Broadway

Originally Published 7 months ago — by The New York Times

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Branden Jacobs-Jenkins's Tony-nominated play 'Purpose' underwent extensive revisions during its Broadway preview, with the cast describing the process as a 'juggling act' and 'family therapy,' highlighting the collaborative and evolving nature of theater production, especially in refining character arcs and scenes.

"Family Therapy Invitation: A Parent's Guide to Navigating a Daughter's Request"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Slate

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A mother, who never felt a strong emotional bond with her daughter, has been asked to join her in family therapy as her daughter's pregnancy is bringing up a lot of feelings. The mother is conflicted about attending, fearing that revealing her true feelings might be cruel. However, the advice given suggests that attending the therapy with an open mind could improve their relationship, especially if the mother values her relationship with her daughter and future grandchild. It's recommended that she listens and reflects rather than sharing all her feelings immediately.

Navigating the Netflix Password-Sharing Crackdown.

Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Wall Street Journal

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With Netflix cracking down on password sharing, some families are considering family therapy to address the underlying issues that led to the sharing in the first place. While some see it as a minor inconvenience, others view it as a breach of trust and a sign of deeper family issues. The crackdown highlights the growing importance of streaming services and the need for families to have open and honest conversations about their subscriptions.