Want to know the difference between happy and unhappy couples? Observe how they spend their evenings after work. Mark Travers ...

If you're looking for ways to improve your relationship with your significant other, you may want to take one psychologist's advice. An article written by psychologist Mark Travers for CNBC lists five ...

Spending more time with your significant others during the early stages of your relationships helps create an intimate bond, allowing the couple to just focus on each other. The numerous benefits of ...

Snuggling with your partner could be a win-win for your health. Cuddling at night promotes more secure attachment between partners and lowers stress levels, according to a new study published in the ...

For working couples, long hours at work, late-night dinner prep, and endless to-dos create the perfect recipe for a disastrous relationship. Working couples can strengthen their relationships by ...

You swear you sleep better when you drift off in your partner’s arms, while your sweetheart says spooning is more stress than it's worth. The heat. The accidental kicks. That you’re-smothering-me ...

Crafting spaces for alone time and physical space is often a healthy way for partners to regulate their emotions and feelings ...

Happy couples understand that when an argument occurs matters almost as much as what is being argued about. These couples rarely initiate difficult conversations when either partner is hungry, ...

Have you ever wondered what truly happy couples have in their homes? After 25 years as a relationship expert, this is what I've learned: The happiest couples don’t just work on their relationships; ...

The glow of smartphone screens illuminates countless faces scrolling through carefully curated relationship content, but behind the polished posts and heart-eyed emojis lies a more complex reality.