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Whether you’re navigating the early days of a new romance or have been together long enough to finish each other’s sentences (and annoy each other to no end), relationship therapy can be a game-changer. Ready to find out how? Let’s dive in.

A Man's Guide: At some point in your relationship, you have looked at your partner and thought, “What do you want from me?”It’s one of the most frustrating and common experiences for men in long-term relationships. You feel like you’re doing everything you’re “supposed” to do. You work hard. You’re a good dad. You fix things around the house. You’re loyal. From your perspective, you’re holding up your end of the bargain. Yet, there’s still a disconnect...

Relying on your friends for support is healthy. Using them as your primary, unpaid, and completely untrained mental health provider is not the best idea...

Welcome to the "Sandwich generation squeeze." It’s time to stop seeing your own well-being as a luxury you’ll get to after everyone else is taken care of. This is your tactical guide to surviving the squeeze, setting the boundaries that will save you, and reclaiming your own damn life from the jaws of loving obligation.

Research shows that engaging in therapy can foster healthier coping mechanisms, resilience, and personal insights.

Discover how relationship counseling can help couples and individuals improve communication and resolve conflicts effectively.

Feeling stuck, disillusioned, or regretful about your education is not a personal failure. It is an incredibly common experience for our generation. The idea that a four-year degree neatly prepares you for a 40-year career is an outdated myth from a bygone era. It's time to stop mourning the path you didn't take and start strategically leveraging the assets you do have to build the career you actually want.

Sending your young adult back to college is a significant transition, both for them and for you. Let's explore how to make this farewell as smooth and supportive as possible.

The "honey-do list:" Why is this considered normal? Why is the default setting in so many households that one person (usually the woman) is the Project Manager of the entire home, and the other (usually the man) is a part-time, often reluctant, employee who needs a written work order to get anything done?

Bringing your young adult home from college for the summer is a unique opportunity to reconnect and support them as they navigate this new phase of their lives. By fostering open communication, respecting their growing independence, and establishing clear expectations, you can create a summer that is enjoyable for everyone.

In the intricate dance of human connection, boundaries act as invisible lines that define where you end and others begin. 

Intimacy, trust, and vulnerability can be challenging for those with an avoidant attachment style.

If you believe that screaming and punching a pillow will make you feel less angry, think again. Studies show that venting unpleasant...

Tips for parents as teens explore their sexual identity.

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

Children today grow up with a world of technology at their feet. Unfortunately, research shows that this new technology has taken a toll...

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.