What’s the right thing to say that communicates support to our adult children?

We know we move from a directing role to a more supportive role, but what’s the right thing to say when our grown children are struggling?  Instead of the need to rescue, fix, solve or carry our children's problems, we can offer an encouraging statement of support.
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19. Four Ridiculously Awesome Way to Communicate Support, Part 1