Psychology Today

In any relationship the interaction between individuals is carried out through both words and actions. It is not only what is said but also the way it is said.

Have you trained your brain to want dependent relationships? Understanding the factors – emotional and physical – that contribute to certain behaviors, either within a single relationship or within a relationship revolving door, are important.

Are you struggling with a disrespectful supervisor? These tips can help you.

As a parent, watching your child struggle at something can be difficult. Seeing him or her fail can be devastating. Optimism allows you, as a parent, to find the positives in struggle and failure.

While people will always get away with lying, most lies are pretty easy to spot if you know how to read the signs. Here are a few techniques to determine if someone is telling the truth or not.

An eating disorder is a time bomb waiting to go off—and it may be about to go off in your life.

Love unfortunately is no fairy tale, but it is possible to find authentic love with these 5 steps.

Not all relationships are formed on an equal footing. Learn how to spot a sexual manipulator and avoid the heartache.

De-stressing is not just about self-soothing and making ourselves feel better after a hard day. In today’s society, de-stressing is as important for our health as brushing our teeth and exercising.

In moderation, competition is a normal, healthy human expression and way to strengthen ourselves. But it is not uncommon for competition to be taken to extremes, and manipulated to feed a man’s ego. If left unaddressed, unhealthy competitiveness can lead to detrimental relationships and other long-term problems for men.

Both men and women have myths about intimacy. The problem with these myths is that when believed, they can result in dysfunctional relationships.

People are attracted to authenticity. Here are four techniques that help you be your most authentic self, even in uncomfortable situations.

If you’re waiting for your child to admit to being depressed, you’re going to be waiting a long time. Maybe too long. As parents, we need to be proactive and know the signs of childhood depression.

Harnessing the mind-body connection can instantly change your mood. Here's how in 5 simple steps.