We all come to relationships with childhood wounds that get triggered in intimate relationships, creating arguments.

Experiences that feel alive, relevant, and worthwhile can become powerful anchors for attention and participation.

The topic of "kids today" is revisited based on various experiences from a "Psychology of Living" class that was taught to ...

A neighborhood can carry trauma long before anyone names it. Real healing begins when systems tell the truth about the wounds ...

Most parents have heard the words "I hate you" when something was happening between them and their child. Here's how to think ...

So, you think kids devoting their life to sports 24/7/365 is healthy? Nope! Exploring the emotional turmoil experienced by ...

All relationships, whether romantic, social, sexual, financial, or otherwise, are transactional. The transactional nature of ...

Fans of Friends and of Ross and Rachel’s on-again, off-again, on-again relationship can tell you that Ross did eventually ...

Most traditional spiritual paths are progressive. You have to keep monitoring the changes. The direct approach is more about ...

Traumatic memories can bias our attention and shape our current behavior. While we try to avoid triggers, we may also be ...

Studies of sexual minority men consistently showcouples who have been together longer are more likely to be non-monogamous.

We often find ourselves deferring to expert opinion. This might be because we feel we cannot trust ourselves. But what if we ...