In functional romantic relationships, it's psychologically healthy to feel a deep sense of belonging and attachment. However, becoming overly reliant on another person to feel whole, healed and secure ...

The focus on Valentine's Day is, as The Beatles famously crooned, "love is all you need." But staying in love and growing together requires work and commitment.

It's natural to experience uncomfortable moments when navigating love, which can make us question whether we are with the right person. However, you might not want to throw in the towel just because ...

Low points are inevitable in any relationship; no two people can see eye to eye all the time. But when push comes to shove, how do you know if your relationship has the foundation to endure? As a ...

Relationships, whether new or old, need healthy communication to keep the sparks alive. A healthy relationship is one where a couple is with each other through thick and thin and communicates openly.

In the complexity of human relationships, distinguishing between healthy and unhealthy connections can significantly impact our happiness and well-being. While each relationship is unique, certain ...

Recently, I've noticed how many people seem to be absolutely despondent over dating. Not for nothing, but people genuinely do have a lot to be upset about — and I don’t want to minimize their pain on ...

Many who experienced family-of-origin dysfunction or trauma grew up with poor examples of relationships, leaving them with a limited reference of what is healthy. Many enter their own relationships ...

Having healthy relationships can lead to increased happiness and even a higher chance of living a longer life. But establishing those connections — and maintaining them — can be tricky. Mark Groves is ...

Does your relationship have what it takes to last—in good times and bad, in sickness and in health? These three questions are the ultimate litmus test. As much as we’d like to believe otherwise, there ...