Relationships don’t just happen because we talk to people. They happen because we slow down, listen to, learn from, and ...

Any good psychotherapist will tell you that there are pretty much no rules for how a person should behave in a relationship. Successful partnerships can take many forms, and a person's cultural ...

Marriage is never easy and takes constant work. Whether couples have been together for years or decades, the healthiest of them all know that making the relationship a top priority is vital to its ...

When couples learn to hold space for multiple truths, they discover that they can honor their own needs and feelings while ...

Concerned about the future of your relationship? You're not alone — many people have doubts, too. But don’t stress! Figuring out whether your relationship will last has become easier. Say goodbye to ...

A relationship between two competitive people sounds hot. You're pushing each other to be better, enjoying the fruits of your respective labor, and are, hopefully, learning from one another in the ...

This year, we interviewed dozens of relationship therapists and researchers on which phrases successful couples say to each other. Most experts agree that couples who thrive consistently express ...

Successful couples check in with each other on a daily basis. Even if it's just five minutes to tell each other one good thing and one bad thing that happened, the habit ensures that "a day doesn't go ...

Relationship check-ins are a great way to invest in the health of relationships. One of the most common barriers that come up about implementing a regular check-in is not knowing what to talk about ...

This one's supposed to make you feel good about a good relationship. Jenni Konner: Obviously, I think it's nice to see ...