Life can put strain on any couple's relationship. But mindfulness could help keep it strong, according to a recent study from the University of Georgia published in Child & Family Social Work. Stress ...

These expert tips on how to argue, communicate and grow closer with the people you love could make for stronger bonds. Credit...Jackson Gibbs Supported by By Catherine Pearson and Jancee Dunn Building ...

Four books — recommended by psychologists and therapists — can help you strengthen your connections. By Hope Reese When Alexandra Solomon, a psychologist at Northwestern University, taught a class ...

One of the most popular concepts in relationship counseling, the idea of speaking the same “love language” as your romantic partner, is widely and unquestioningly accepted. Simply put, a love language ...

Maintaining love in a relationship often comes down to sincere and intelligent negotiation. Here are nine key lessons you can fall back on when things get tense. Many partners assume that if they love ...

Love and dating often bring out the worst—and sometimes the best—in all of us. It’s where all our triggers and insecurities show up, and it can stir up a ton of trauma from our childhoods. Thankfully, ...

Not long ago, if you wanted serious guidance about your relationship, you went to a marriage counsellor, read a book by a qualified psychologist, or perhaps attended a couples workshop. Yes, the ...

Imagine you’re taking your scroll break after work and you see a catchy link about a relationship red flag. It explains that when your partner shows some spicy physical affection while you are doing ...

Today, about 40% of marriages end in divorce — a grim statistic that sheds light on just how hard it is to make a relationship last, even when you vow to spend the rest of your lives together.

You know the saying: Distance makes the heart grow fonder. But is that axiom true if someone's only gone a few hours? A viral TikTok with about 22 million views suggests so. In the video, a muscular ...