Advice includes: Love your spouse as they are, not who you hope they’ll be. Talk about sex. Don’t try to win arguments.

Couples that argue can still be quite happy and connected if they are good at “repair,” or reconnecting after conflict, said Lauren Fogel Mersy, a psychologist and sex therapist based in Minnesota, ...

“In a toxic relationship, feelings of love and admiration are replaced with feelings of resentment, jealousy and low ...

Being the 'strong friend' left me burnt out, but it made me seriously reconsider one-sided friendships and relationships.

Having a close, loving family is a goal for most people, and while some people clearly have that, not all do — even if it ...

When a woman is profoundly unhappy in her marriage, certain indicators often emerge. Recognizing these signs can be crucial for addressing underlying issues.

Is there anything more hair-raising than the time when someone you love stands up and sets down an ultimatum in the sand and ...

Talking to yourself confirms to your brain that you are in charge. As we get older, trust in ourselves is an essential factor ...

For a professional to be considered a financial therapist, they must be certified by the Financial Therapy Association (FTA). The certifying body requires applicants to have a bachelor’s degree in a ...

Shame from past money mistakes breeds self-distrust, creating a cycle that harms financial wellness. Rebuilding trust through self-compassion and education is key.

Four steps can help reshape your relationship with sexuality. And it's not a sprint, but a marathon that will take dedication ...

Our advice columnists have heard it all over the years—so we’re diving into the How to Do It archives to share classic ...