Family & Relationships
Updated Aug 25, 2026 8:00 AM PT
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Family relationships in 2026 are rarely simple, and the ones that last usually survive because someone chose compassion over being right. According to the Harvard Study of Adult Development, the ...
For years, people were told that every successful relationship needs hard work. Movies, television shows and even family advice often repeated the same idea if you truly love someone, you fight for ...
Originating in Brazil, August 8th is celebrated as International Female Orgasm Day. The purpose of this day is to recognize that women’s orgams—and their overall sexual pleasure—are just as important as men’s when it…
Experts in relationship psychology explain why emotional distance isn't always a sign that love has disappeared. Discover five practical, research-backed strategies that can help couples communicate ...
Psychology says adults who call their parents daily are not necessarily more emotionally dependent. Research on Attachment Theory, Family Systems Theory, Self-Determination Theory, cross-cultural ...
A psychologist identifies five key drivers of family estrangement, from political differences and social media influence to therapy culture and partners.
Explore fascinating psychology facts about relationships and learn what influences connection, trust, and attraction. #Relationships #Psychology #Love ...
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Research identifies how unresolved wounds in childhood create emotional vulnerabilities in romantic relationships as an adult.
Psychology says couples who laugh after disagreements often recover faster not because the conflict disappears, but because laughter helps repair emotional connection, reduce stress and reopen the ...
Psychology suggests that although the words we use are important, it is often the emotions behind them that leave the strongest and most lasting impression.
Dr. Richard L. Blake, a British psychologist and author based in Austin, Texas, shared five factors that he believes commonly contribute to fractured family relationships.
One essential labor in romantic relationships and families that we do not often talk about is the labor of remembering—in particular, remembering the many things we need to do.
Are you hoping your parent changes so that you finally get the love, validation, or understanding they've longed for? Learn what steps you can take toward healing.
Learn from experts how loneliness may alter your brain's structure and why simply advising to socialise is not enough to solve loneliness.
Loneliness affects one in five people worldwide. But a new global study also finds it varies between countries, reflecting more than individual circumstances.
Psychologists say the love we count least is the love that helps most — brief, unlabeled moments of shared warmth backed by real relationship research.
Every parenting challenge is also an opportunity for self-discovery. Understanding how your own childhood influences your reactions can help build stronger, healthier relationships with your children.
Repairing a relationship with a child or family member after years in prison is rarely simple. CNA TODAY spoke to current inmates and ex-offenders on the uphill – often years-long – process of ...
Muslims have been advised to prioritise emotional well and family relationships, with a warning that rising economic pressures and social changes are adversely affecting domestic life.This advice was ...
At Everyday Parenting Psychology, we’re here to help families and individuals achieve integrative wellness, blending expert ...
Did you know that July 31 is National Orgasm Day? For many people, orgasm is treated as the ultimate measure of sexual success. It’s often seen as the line that separates “good” sex from a disappointing encounter. Some…
Psychology suggests that people who feel genuinely excited about other people's weddings are often responding to a blend of empathy, emotional contagion, social connection, and positive personal ...
I tried out Circles group therapy because I assumed that one of my close relationships was with a narcissist. During my trial, I learned some tools to manage this relationship, heard the advice of ...
DOHA: Qatar's Family Consulting Center (Wifaq) has launched the First Year of Marriage awareness and counseling programme in partnership with Qatar University (QU), targeting newly married students ...
more young adults are choosing "no contact," prompting debate over boundaries and belonging
Attachment theory is everywhere right now, but what is it and how can you use it to improve your relationships?
In their new book, Winning Together, Shyrone and Rebecca Richardson offer a perspective shaped by more than three ...
The 3 Loves Theory explains why some relationships shape us, challenge us, and help us grow. Discover the psychology behind love and healing.
Updated July 27, 2026 | Reviewed by Michelle Quirk When teaching psychoanalytic principles as a professor, I like bringing in relatable cultural examples to highlight theory. One of them is the 2003 John Mayer song…