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Hint: It might involve a closed door, a dice roll and a feather duster. Therapists reveal the habits they see in the strongest and happiest relationships.
Understanding three simple ways psychologists look at connection can help you find a good relationship — or help improve your current one.
This list may encourage people to open up to you so you can have more meaningful conversations.
The discovery that her son has a sensory-processing sensitivity required her to adapt as a mother, but also brought hope.
Smoking and drinking have been evident among my teen’s peers since the pandemic. It scares me. But we’re using communication to, hopefully, keep our son on track.
Beautiful beaches, cuisine, festivals, shopping, Afro-Caribbean culture and music are even better when enjoyed with friends. Plus: 4 sunny U.S. locales you can enjoy without a passport.
Psychologists call it “attachment style.” Learning which one you have can lead to happier relationships. Begin by answering this one question.
Does your friendship support your well-being or do you have a poison pal?
More than 1 in 4 of us has parted ways with a relative and that includes me. Mental health experts share coping tips for both sides of an estrangement.
Caregivers need care, too. These tips and resources can help you take care of your loved ones in need without neglecting yourself along the way.
To me, going big on Feb. 14 is like cramming for a test you didn’t study for. I want someone who consistently puts in the work.
