Looking to improve your relationship? We asked a couple and psychosexual therapist for his top advice.
Juggling work, kids and the wellbeing of their own parents, those in the sandwich generation certainly don’t have it easy. Here are tips on how to care for ageing parents, even from a distance.
Many psychology experts consider commitment the key to satisfying, lasting relationships. Learn how to spot signs someone is afraid to commit – and what it takes to get past the roadblocks.
Who hasn’t heard the old saying “Liars never look you in the eye”? Here are a few more tips from the experts on how to tell if someone is lying, even if they are lying right to your face.
Do you get anxious whenever you're not the boss of something? If you answered yes, do your stress levels a favour, and find out how you can finally let go of the wheel.
Heated arguments can bring out words you'll regret, so stop that cruelty in its tracks.
Keep your sex life healthy with a dose of perspective from a sex therapist and tips for overcoming obstacles.
Adopt these simple habits and it won’t be hard to see the glass as half full.
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We asked couples counsellors to reveal the most common sex problems they hear and the solutions they offer to resolve them.
Building a successful marriage is a lifelong challenge. Understanding the different stages of marriage and the phases you’ll go through as a couple may help you build a stronger and more [...]
Some people are always the life of the party. You can’t get enough of them and they’re a pleasure to be around. What makes them makes them so likable and irresistible? Find out some of their [...]
Relationships are tricky, but knowing about the five love languages could make expressing love easier for you – and your partner, friends, or family members.
Even though some one in five relationships are born of online dating, using the internet and apps to dish about your relationship is still an etiquette experiment in progress. It's so easy to [...]
These funny marriage memes will have you cracking up.
It's not about what you say: it's about how (and when) you say it.
