1. Enhance communication: Schedule regular family time, such as having dinner together or engaging in outdoor activities, to create a relaxed and natural communication environment for father and son. Encourage both parties to express their feelings candidly. Fathers should actively listen to their sons' thoughts and concerns, while sons should respect and try to understand their fathers' positions. Use "I" language to express feelings and needs, reduce accusations and attacks, and enhance mutual understanding and empathy.
2. Joint participation in activities: Find common interests, such as sports, games, travel, or learning new skills, and deepen emotional connections through joint participation in activities. Support and encourage each other during activities, demonstrate the power of teamwork, and enhance trust and understanding. Taking advantage of these opportunities naturally enhances mutual understanding and respect.
3. Seek third-party assistance: If the tension in the relationship cannot be relieved on its own, consider seeking help from psychological counseling or family therapists. Professionals can provide guidance on communication skills, conflict resolution strategies, and help both parties see the other side of the problem. Family members participating in counseling together can help establish healthier family communication and relationship patterns.