Singles can still have a social life in this year of social distancing, but they will have to adjust to the new dating patterns.
Some relationships are undone by events so small or distant that one partner truly is befuddled why the other considers it a big deal.
New Year’s resolutions to get healthier are wise, but removing ourselves from relationships that bring us only worry and pain is often overlooked. Recognize the toxic signs…
Writing a sympathy note has never been easy. We feel helpless in the face of someone else’s grief. Three things to include…and what not to say.
Consider taxes, debts and much more to avoid surprises when getting divorced.
How you respond when someone is stressed can make things better or worse. The secret: Know your “archetype” and theirs…and speak to that. Here’s how.
Marriages are facing extreme obstacles today. Ish Major, MD, talks about restoring the balance and loving feelings we long for in intimate relationships.
Even when you know it’s the right thing to do, helping loved ones downsize and move is emotionally charged. How to make it easier for everyone.
Your sister and her clingy friend. Your coworker and his jealous wife. We’ve all seen toxic relationships. But when we…
Is your family getting on your nerves while you’re stuck in close quarters? Adriane Berg’s advice on maintaining sanity.
If you’re denying your spouse sex, you’re denying yourself the chance for a rich, happy marriage in and out of the bedroom.
What would you do if your spouse or partner had an opportunity to work far away? Relocation is not a must. There are many creative solutions.
If you feel distance growing between yourself and friends, make sure you’re not inadvertently alienating them—and learn a better approach.
In the shadow of a farmhouse, I discovered hope in the midst of despair. It is not about healing the world but healing the world that touches you.
When nothing you say seems to help, try this approach developed by a psychiatrist—targeted empathy—to diffuse tense situations
