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Finding an English-Speaking Counsellor in Hong Kong: A How-To Guide

Relationships rarely go from hero to zero overnight. Rather, they die a death of a thousand cuts.

We try hard to change our partner’s annoying behavior — but the reason we fail is because we’re actually tolerating that behavior.

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

Conflict in romantic relationships almost always has the same subtext: A desire that the other person change. That feels like criticism, m

When one partner is highly competent, and the other is incompetent, resentment is going to build.

When we fight, we try to convince our romantic partner that we’re right and they’re wrong. Could it be that both sides are right?

We’re often told to forgive each other. But forgiveness isn’t easy, and it’s not enough either. There's a better way.

Really letting someone into our lives is a wonderful but risky experience. Here are five ways some avoid the risk — and lose the wonder.

Money is a source of conflict in most relationships. Here’s why that’s so, and what we can do about it.

When there's friction with our friends, it's possible that it's coming from the way we're communicating when they're struggling.