From her years of experience, Dalgleish has identified six main types of mothers-in-law, but said it's common for people to ...

When a loved one is behaving in a way that bothers you, should you lean into the relationship or take a break? If you're having trouble deciding, therapist KC Davis offers guiding questions.

When we think of what makes a relationship special, occasional “big” events might stand out to us. But in reality, what nourishes love most consistently are the small, repeated rituals that reassure ...

Ghosting is practically baked into our modern culture—it’s almost too easy to cut off contact with someone you don’t feel like talking to. But learning how to get over being ghosted—whether it was a ...

Find small ways to touch them, such as holding their hand as you walk, rubbing their neck as you watch TV, or giving them a ...

One person’s ability to do this can change the dynamic of the relationship. Julie and John Gottman wrote: “One person’s ...

Contrary to popular belief, smaller, quieter relationship habits are the ones that do most of the heavy lifting in sustaining ...

Take advantage of that talking stage to really dig deep.

Relationships should be a two-way street, but sometimes you might find yourself doing all the driving while your partner enjoys the ride. If you've been feeling drained, unappreciated, or like you're ...