When you ask your loved one to change, there’s usually at least a hint of criticism in the request. Removing that criticism can make a world

Maybe you think that your spouse is a sociopath, or borderline, or a narcissist. But maybe you should think again.

Learning how to listen to each other can improve our relationships. Here are six things to do that will help you in that quest.

The ability to fight well is one of the hallmarks of successful relationships.

Our fights with our romantic partner may appear to be about trivial things. But the question at the root of every fight is “Are you there f

Women often complain their male partners offer solutions rather than listen. Men reply that their partner just wants to moan rather than fi

Relationships rarely go from hero to zero overnight. There’s almost always an accumulation over time of small hurts, misunderstandings and

Money, power, fame and material possessions are false gods. Building a balanced life requires other things.

We may try hard to change our partner’s annoying behavior — but the reason nothing changes is because we’re actually tolerating that behavio

It’s easy and tempting to blame our partner for their poor behavior. But sometimes we are an unconscious party to that bad behavior.