Relationship Advice
So many couples find themselves asking: what went wrong in our relationship? Answering this question often means looking inward. By gaining a better understanding of ourselves, why we choose the partners we do and what dynamics from our past are influencing our present choices and behaviors, we can learn healthier ways of selecting and relating to a romantic partner.
Relationship Skills
In her article “After the Honeymoon,” psychologist Donna Rockwell opens with the straightforward words, “Listen... >>
Relationship Compatibility
Psychologist and author of Sex and Love in Intimate Relationships, Dr. Lisa Firestone answers some... >>
How to Fix a Relationship
“In desperate love, we always invent the characters of our partners, demanding they be what... >>
Advantages of Dating After 40
On Dec. 31, 2009, one day before the baby boomer generation turned 65, a New... >>
VIDEO: Mindfulness Meditation and Romantic Relationships
In her interview with PsychAlive Senior Editor Lisa Firestone, Dr. Donna Rockwell talks about the... >>
Stop the Blame Game to Improve Your Relationship
When it comes to placing blame in a relationship, it’s almost always easier to see... >>
Six Tips to Keep Long-Term Relationships Exciting
The truth is, over time, our feelings in our relationships do change. The sparkly and... >>
Three Ways We Make Communication Impossible
Strong communication is often said to be at the core of a solid relationship. But... >>
Why the Spark Fades in a Relationship
Countless couples complain of losing the “spark” in their relationship. Some chalk it up to... >>
Keep Love Strong This Valentine’s Day and Beyond
The to-do list associated with Valentine’s Day typically involves flower orders, dinner reservations, and chocolate... >>