How to set boundaries in long-term relationships: A psychotherapist shares why it's important to have boundaries with your ...

Relationship advice is everywhere — much of it simplistic, contradictory or disconnected from how partners actually function. After more than four decades as a couples therapist, I’ve found that ...

You have a strained relationship with your father, but he recently developed health issues and needs someone to care for him. You don't feel emotionally fulfilled in your marriage, but you've been ...

It might sound counterintuitive, but your relationships can benefit from rules and limitations. Credit...Vanessa Saba Supported by By Christina Caron These are things people might say when they claim ...

According to Dunbar’s theory, the average person can maintain about 150 friends or meaningful contacts, and up to 500 acquaintances. Within that group of 150 meaningful contacts, there are even ...

Most of the relationship advice we get these days, online and offline, coalesces around two main relationship skills: visibility and vocabulary. So, we decode our attachment styles, learn to label our ...