Relationship anarchy is a type of ethical non-monogamy where partners reject all traditional relationship norms, including hierarchy—here's how to practice it.

Here are five spiritual green flags every healthy relationship must have for it to work, according to experts: 1. You grow together. There’s nothing more painful in a relationship than when one ...

Margaret E. Morris, PhD, clinical psychologist and author of “Left to Our Own Devices: Outsmarting Smart Technology to Reclaim Our Relationships, Health, and Focus”, conducted a 2020 review of ...

Of course, open communication is essential to maintaining a healthy relationship. It’s even characterized as the “heart of a relationship,” according to a study published in the Frontiers in ...

improving communication skills; providing help treating mental health concerns that impact the family unit (such as substance misuse, depression, or trauma) offering collaboration among family members ...

Every good relationship starts with communication. It’s how we build trust, share love, state our needs, and resolve conflict. But when communication fails, misunderstandings accumulate ...

In psychodynamic therapy, a trusting relationship between the therapist and the client is ideally developed. Some people will refer to this as “talk therapy.” Holistic or integrative therapy.

Objectives This study aimed to explore the relationship between oral health and the knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) of parents and teachers of kindergarten students towards oral health.

Background The importance of the therapeutic relationship in the delivery of palliative care is well recognised. Little has been published on the nature or quality of relationships formed between ...

Conclusions These findings suggest that building and maintaining trusting, responsive, personal links between professionals, both within and between teams, is essential when implementing good practice ...

For many, discovering they have herpes can be a pivotal moment one that challenges perceptions, tests relationships, and prompts difficult conversations about health, trust, and stigma.

Healthy relationships don’t just magically happen—they’re built on small, thoughtful habits that anyone can learn. You’ll always go through ups and downs—that’s just life—but if you ...