The abusive family ecosystem can make victims, especially those who are scapegoated, believe they are to blame for wanting to leave the dysfunction.
What Are Couples Therapy Intensives?
How extended therapy sessions can help couples make big shifts fast.
Your Child’s Superpower Is an Understanding of Commitment
When children and teens understand the value of being able to make commitments and follow through on them, it can help develop their confidence and self-esteem.
Is AI a Treasure Chest or Pandora’s Box?
AI presents us with opportunities and opens the door to disaster. To unlock its benefits while minimizing the risks, we must guide its development with a sense of agency.
Gender Matters. So Does Science
Personal Perspective: An executive order promsing to “defend” women from gender ideology targets those who defy gender stereotypes.
Don’t Cry Alone
Research shows that crying in front of others often generates support and fosters closeness. Authority figures—even presidents—can give rise to empathy via tears.
Plagued by Guilt or Regret? How to Make Peace With Your Past
Lingering guilt and regret about the past can continue to shape our present. Here are three ways to finally put them to rest.
Does Infidelity Affect Men the Same as It Does Women?
Men and women react differently to sexual and emotional infidelity. Understanding these differences can ease divorce, improve communication, and protect kids from emotional harm.
You Can’t Make Everyone Happy
Your people-pleasing habits are likely wearing you down. Take a healthier perspective on asking for help and recognizing that we can only be 100% responsible for our own feelings.
Avoid These 5 Common Apology Pitfalls
Do you know how to apologize effectively? Or are you making these mistakes? Avoiding these five common apology mistakes can improve your relationships.