How often do we cave in to tempting foods and then we wish we hadn’t? Taking a few simple steps may make the difference.
Rupture and Repair
Fights happen. It’s how we learn from them and change our behavior that counts.
People Who Are Suicidal Aren’t Suicidal All the Time
The vast majority of people who survive a suicide attempt go on to find reasons to live.
Now Is How You Love: Lighten Up About Past Painful Moments
A couple’s life together is full of rough weather. Two skills and one paradox can help you sail through the storms.
Lonely Beside You
Loneliness hides in plain sight. Here’s how intimacy, vulnerability, and psychedelic-assisted therapy can help us heal.
Depression and Mobile Phones
For many young people, depression-like behaviors may result from the reinforcement of passivity from social media use after asking for help to solve their problems.
How Nostalgia Jumpstarted Connections for Me
Personal Perspective: Lately, I’ve noticed Gen Z seems obsessed with the 1980s—my time. By exploring that, I realized some old things I could use to make my life now even …
Is Sugar Really ‘Poison’?
Recently, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., labeled sugar as “poison.” Does he have a point?
What Does It Mean to Know a Language?
Does knowing a language mean knowing a lot of words, or how to speak it properly? The answer largely depends on your goals.
Defining Polyamorous Relationships
What are people in non-monogamous relationships telling us about the different forms of polyamory?