Family Therapist Reacts to Co-Parenting in ANT-MAN
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Channel: Cinema Therapy
Views: 317,135
Rating: 4.9843793 out of 5
Keywords: cinematherapy, cinema therapy, mental health, counseling, therapy, mental health therapy, Jonathan Decker, Alan Seawright, marvel, marvel movies, ant-man, ant-man and the wasp, co-parenting, co-parenting after divorce, paul rudd, divorce, coparenting, blended family, Paul Rudd, MCU, therapist reacts, psychologist reacts, family therapist
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Length: 15min 54sec (954 seconds)
Published: Sat Jul 18 2020
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Best part of Ant-man and the Wasp, to be honest.
One of the most endearing things about the Ant-Man movies to me is how pro-family they are.
Peyton’s only problem with Scott is that he believes he’s going to reoffend and disappoint the family. Once that’s cleared up, it’s all man hugs. There’s no animosity between the two sides.
No matter how estranged Hope got from Hank, she still wanted their relationship to mend.
Hank seemingly remained faithful to Janet for all the thirty years she was in the Quantum Realm.