Relationships

Communication Breakdown in Relationships

Every relationship experiences moments when words don't seem to connect, when conversations feel frustrating, or when you wonder if your partner truly understands you.  Communication is a skill that can always be improved. Whether you've been together for months or decades, there's always room to grow in how you share your thoughts, listen to each…

How Engaging in Sex Therapy Can Improve Your Entire Life

In today's world, personal and intimate relationships are key to our well-being. Seeking help through sex therapy is now seen as a valuable step for growth and fulfillment. It's not a taboo topic anymore. Instead, it's a journey to better sexual wellness, stronger emotional bonds, and a deeper self-understanding. Sex therapy offers a safe and private…

International Friendship Day

International Friendship Day is a special day dedicated to celebrating the bonds of friendship and the importance of having great friends. Today, people worldwide come together to show appreciation for their friends and strengthen their connections even more. Friendship is one of the most essential things in life. Good friends can bring us happiness, comfort,…

How to mend a broken heart?

If you’re reading this and you’re heartbroken right now, I am so, so sorry. Heartbreak is one of the most painful experiences we can have as human beings. Having to say goodbye to the person you were deeply in love with is excruciating and can completely upend your world. Some psychologists have compared getting over…

Relationship Abuse: When “Love” Isn’t Loving

Relationship abuse, also known as intimate partner violence, refers to a pattern of behaviors used over a period of time, to exert power and control over a partner, within an intimate relationship (National Domestic Violence Hotline, n.d.). Relationship abuse can take on many shapes or forms and does not necessarily involve physical violence.

Codependency in Relationships

  In loving relationships, it is natural to put another’s needs first. Because of this, it can be difficult to tell when putting someone else’s needs first meets the threshold of codependency. As a result, codependency often and unfortunately goes under-recognized as a relationship problem. This is an issue, and more information needs to be…

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