
If you feel lost or overwhelmed now your children have left the nest, you are far from alone.
Many parents experience empty nest syndrome at this time of the year.

If you feel lost or overwhelmed now your children have left the nest, you are far from alone.
Many parents experience empty nest syndrome at this time of the year.
Here are five signs of empty nest syndrome to look out for and advice about how to navigate this period.
1. Sense of grief
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