Co-authored with Galit Romanelli, M.A. Jim and Yolanda look tired. After 13 years and four children together, they are deep in the finger-pointing, cold-war stage. Jim admits he’s happy to just “bear”... Read more »
Do you “play the blame game?” If so, how often do you point your finger at your partner and for what reasons? What is the usual outcome? Caution: Unabated criticism can lock... Read more »
When life gets hectic, be it getting late for work, a never-ending stream of “important projects,” or your children needing most of your attention, a million little things can make your mind... Read more »
Rebuilding trust after an abusive relationship can be an uphill battle, with many survivors finding it difficult to enter or sustain new partnerships. A new study sheds light on how lingering sensitivity... Read more »
Wondering where you stand in a relationship can be emotionally draining. Many people experience uncertainty about how their partner truly feels—and now, new research suggests that simply perceiving a partner’s emotional ambivalence... Read more »
Feeling jealous in a relationship is often seen as a warning sign—or a sign of how much you care. But what happens when jealousy doesn’t just stir up anger or love, but... Read more »
A few years ago, “work smarter, not harder” became the rallying cry. Though that phrase may have been meant to be aspirational, most leaders saw it for what it was: do more... Read more »
Arguments happen, even in loving relationships. What you say next can either build a bridge or a wall. Here are three powerful phrases to help you emotionally reconnect and move forward, faster... Read more »
Maintaining a healthy relationship when one partner has ADHD can be challenging, but the right strategies make it easier to thrive together. This guide provides expert-backed advice and practical steps for non-ADHD... Read more »
Navigating feelings for a friend who has a partner is a complex situation that requires careful consideration. Ultimately, expressing your feelings is a risk, and the outcome is uncertain. Being vulnerable requires... Read more »