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It's fine line between treating teens like an adult, while still exerting some parental control. Here are some tips for tough conversations.

The teenage years can be hard on both teens and adults. Teens are struggling between childhood and adulthood and finding their true selves.

Communication is vital to a long and healthy relationship between you and your partner. However, it can be a difficult skill to master.

Adolescence brings great changes for everyone in the family, therefore keeping the healthy communication flowing is critical.

It’s natural to want some explanation or "closure" when a relationship ends or you experience a similar loss.

If you'd like to reconnect with your teenager, there are several things you can do to get the ball rolling.

When the going gets tough, it seems like these most intimate relationships are the first to suffer.

Control and abuse isn't always overtly threatening or aggressive. Do you recognize the warning signs?

Emotional validation is an important social skill that anyone can learn. Validation helps us feel more respected and accepted.

Are you afraid of being judged by others? Self-conscious in everyday social situations? Avoid meeting new people?

Finding a life partner makes life more joyful. However, challenges can arise when your loved one wants to make major changes in their life.

It's important to implement and maintain healthy boundaries in your relationships.

Relationships are challenging. Here are 7 common relationship challenges and what do do about them

It can be disturbing when you suspect that your relationship is on the rocks or it feels like your partner is falling out of love...

The dynamics between distancers and pursuers can complicate any relationship. Learn ways to stay connected.

Are you Stuck in a Pursuer-Distancer Relationship Pattern? Many relationships run into trouble because one partner seeks more closeness...

Early interactions, both good and bad, between a child and their parent or caregiver impact all aspects of a child’s physical, cognitive, so

It's natural and mentally healthy to depend on each other for certain things. However, if one of you loses sight of who you are...

When life hands you a tough situation, you may need to lean on other people for comfort. But what if you're the one providing support?

The difference between happy couples and unhappy couples is not that happy couples don’t make mistakes: we all make mistakes.