Tyler Jamison Ph.D.

About

Tyler Jamison, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Human Development and Family Studies at the University of New Hampshire.

Recent Posts

Want to Reconnect With Your Partner?

The viral “36 questions” weren’t meant to spark instant romance, but they may help long-term couples feel close again.

Romantic Love Is Conditional

True love isn’t about blind faith. It’s about choosing each other, even when life gets hard. Seeing that relationships can end may be what helps them last.

Want to Manage Conflict More Effectively?

Before you start that fight, try this trick from Alcoholics Anonymous. It might save your next tough conversation (and your relationship).

Do You Really Want a Relationship?

Happiness isn’t always about being single or partnered—it’s about whether what you want matches what you have. Do you really want a relationship?

The Two Stories Every Couple Tells

You can love someone you can’t live with. Discover how to choose—and grow—the kind of bond that lasts.

4 Big Questions About Partners Who Won't Commit

4. They used to be better than this. Will they ever turn back?

“Should I Listen to This?” Making Sense of Online Relationship Advice

Tired of confusing or cringeworthy relationship advice online? This tool can help you tell what’s helpful and what to ignore.

Before You Say “I Do”

You may think you know who you're marrying, but have you revealed all the unspoken deals you're making?

The Power of Positive Regard

Sometimes we all need a reset to give the people in our lives the benefit of the doubt. Here are 3 strategies to help.

10 Green Flags for Great Relationships

Do you find yourself running from the harmful outcomes you fear about relationships? Consider these 10 green flags instead.