RD&T Contributing writer, Robert Taibbi, discusses the reasons why affairs don’t last and eventually fall apart. While we can think of cases where affairs have eventually turned into healthy marriages…

Here, RD&T contributing authors Linda and Charlie Bloom discuss recovery from being conflict avoidant. The Route to Recovery Fess Up Try to keep in mind that being a conflict avoider…

Should you stay and stick it out with your partner? Or should you just walk away? Yes, it can be difficult to leave a toxic relationship. How can you make…...

Possessiveness in marriage is the desire to dominate or control every aspect of a spouse’s life. It may be about friendships and relationships, jobs, hobbies or even programmes that can…...

Relationships involve compromise, right? A mature partnership is a game of give and take. My short answer is this: in some ways yes, and in other ways no. If we want…...

We often write about the virtues and qualities that promote healthy and mutually fulfilling relationships, such as generosity, respect, commitment, and compassion, to name a few in the top ten. Cultivating…...

Here, RD&T contributing author, Dr. Erin Leonard, discusses the realities of weathering emotional abuse as well as the importance of seeking help. Continuous and unresolved conflict, loneliness, and rarely feeling…...

Have you ever had a family member who is extremely smart but not the greatest at emotionally connecting with you? Or do you have a friend that questions everything you do…...

What’s the best way to talk to your new partner about where to spend the holidays? People say timing is everything, particularly when it comes to discussing sensitive matters. I…...

One strategy for dealing with a narcissist or sociopath is to act like a “gray rock,” meaning that you become uninteresting and unresponsive. You don’t feed their needs for drama…...