relationships

We have compiled eight ways you can build closer relationships and to grow emotional intimacy with your partner or partners.

Did you know that therapy is a great way to grow your relationships with other people? Seeing a therapist, even individually, is helpful in healing your relationships, including those with family members, friends, work colleagues, and romantic partners.

Your attachment style is how you routinely interact, connect, and engage with the people around you. Read on to learn more about the different types of attachment and how they play out across adulthood.

It’s completely possible to revise your attachment style, though it takes constant practice to learn a new way of connecting with others. The first step, however, is to learn about fearful avoidant attachment style — which is why we’ve answered your questions.

People with a secure attachment style feel comfortable developing trust in relationships and aren’t afraid to become close to other people, which sounds pretty nice! So how do you develop a secure attachment style? We’ve collected the information to get you started.

If commitment, intimacy, and closeness aren’t your thing this may be a result of your attachment style, not a reflection on how much you care. So what is an avoidant attachment style? And what can you do about it? We’re here to give you everything you need to know.

Many adults have anxious attachment styles that impact their connections with other people. Do you have an anxious attachment style? Read on to find out and learn more.

Everyone needs a vacation — including therapists. Here are 8 ways to cope when your therapist is out-of-office and unavailable.

If you’re among the many considering couples counseling now, here’s what to know before starting virtual sessions.

The quarantine might earth up a lot of relationship challenges that you swept under the pre-coronavirus rug. Here's how to focus on the health of your relationship,

Whether you’re in a long-term relationship, are just getting adjusting to each other, or you're somewhere in-between, here are eight morsels of advice for tending to your relationship and keeping it healthy during the turbulence of the Coronavirus pandemic.

No matter where you are in your relationship, it’s always a good idea to have a proactive conversation about setting boundaries in different areas of your life together.