Relationship patterns keep us safe. And in order to break them gently, we need more discernment and less self-criticism.

Do your relationship patterns always feel familiar but painful? Psychological research may explain why your body keeps ...

One-sided relationships happen when one partner is doing most of the emotional or relational investment while the other ...

There are a lot of good feelings out there: taking the first bite of a hot slice of pizza, or climbing into a freshly-made bed after a long, seemingly endless day. But no feel-good feeling beats the ...

Just about everyone has found themselves at the crossroads in a relationship that's run its course. Whether it's a marriage, partnership, friendship or even a relationship with a family member, ...

In friendships, romantic relationships, and family relationships, it can be hard to know the difference between a relationship with unhealthy patterns that needs some work and a toxic relationship ...

How do we move past the fleeting thrill of 'falling in love' and successfully build a strong, resilient partnership that ...

A person in a one-sided relationship may experience an imbalance in the support, energy, and time they are either investing or receiving. When an individual provides more than they receive, their ...

Like a slow-cooked meal or book that gets better with each chapter, some of the best things in life take time — including relationships. Unlike what you most often see on romantic TV shows and movies, ...

Open TikTok on any given day, and you’ll see video after video about spotting red flags and identifying toxic relationships. But, while your FYP might have you convinced otherwise, relationships ...

A relationship can become toxic when one person starts to have more control than the other, and there is a breakdown in communication. Someone may start to feel pressure from their partner or partners ...