The "culture of affluence" creates special challenges for wealthy victims of intimate partner abuse. We need to understand their predicament to offer meaningful help.

Doing relational work with individuals can help fill gaps in understanding relationship dynamics. Role-play in therapy enhances clients' relational skills through embodied practice.

Author Patmeena Sabit discusses her novel, “Good People," exploring prejudice, preconceived notions, and discerning the truth ...

When we save love for the last second, we miss the moment—and each other. Move the goodbye up and be specific to help people feel loved before it's too late.

What if the key to better intimacy, sharper memory, and longer life begins in your brain? Discover the science linking love, desire, and the five pillars of brain health.

New research shows how everyday face-to-face and digital connection shapes stress, loneliness, and resilience in dual-earning ...

People often picture intelligence as mental efficiency. We tend to imagine a smart person as someone who responds quickly, has strong opinions, and sees things clearly. However, highly intelligent ...

Why romance still matters. Exploring research and the emotional, cultural, and symbolic ways love brings meaning, chaos, and joy to human life.

Comparison traps foster both jealousy and anxiety, especially in young people. A single act of altruism can work well to free ...

Many people cry at happy moments like weddings, graduations, or reunions. But tears of happiness can sometimes mask an ...

After a rupture, many couples understand what went wrong but still feel stuck. Repair often begins when couples try something ...

In a virtual restaurant, your avatar’s face (and your customer’s behavior) may reshape bias. Here’s what anonymous ...