adults – The Family Dinner Project

[:en]100 Ways to Ask About The Day[:]

Aug 29, 2023

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[:en]We’ve compiled a list of 100 Alternatives to “How Was Your Day?” so families can have better, more meaningful conversations at any age.[:]

[:en]Boost Mental Health with Music at Meals[:]

Mar 1, 2023

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Bri DeRosa

in Newsletter

[:en]Boost your family’s mental health with music at meals! Check out our fun (and research-backed) ways to make family dinner more musical.[:]

[:en]Adult Relationships and Family Dinner[:]

Jan 30, 2023

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Anne Fishel, Ph.D

in Blogs, Food For Thought

[:en]Dr. Anne Fishel examines family dinner across the lifespan of a relationship, from new couplehood to old age. [:]

[:en]When Different Generations Come to the Table[:]

Oct 1, 2022

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Bri DeRosa

in Newsletter

[:en]When different generations share family meals, it can be both rewarding and challenging. We’re digging into the benefits and drawbacks.[:]

[:en]Camp, College, and Changes to Routine[:]

Jul 1, 2022

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Bri DeRosa

in Newsletter

[:en]Camp, college, and other changes to routine can shake up your family dinners. Here are some tips to cope with life transitions at the table.[:]

[:en]The Benefits of Family Dinner for Adults[:]

May 11, 2021

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Anne Fishel, Ph.D

in Blogs, Food For Thought

[:en]Get the latest research on the benefits of family dinner for adults, and why eating with others is good for you — no matter how old you are. [:]

[:en]Family Dinner is Good for Adults, Too[:]

May 1, 2021

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The Family Dinner Project Team

in Newsletter

[:en]Family dinner is good for adults, not just for kids! We’re sharing the latest research on why adults should eat shared meals.[:]

[:en]Family Dinner in an Empty Nest[:]

Aug 1, 2019

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The Family Dinner Project Team

in Newsletter

[:en]Family dinners change after the kids leave home, but that doesn’t mean they stop being important. Get our tips for making the most of empty-nest meals.[:]

[:en]How Dinner Changes When the Kids Leave Home[:]

Jul 25, 2019

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Anne Fishel, Ph.D

in Blogs, Food For Thought

[:en]Dr. Anne Fishel gives her personal and professional advice to couples confronting an empty nest, and empty dinner tables, after the kids leave home.[:]