Dating/Marriage

If you’re craving more authentic connection with others, these five conversation strategies can help.

Writer Nora McInerny Purmort’s raw and hilarious insights on love, loss, and grief have created a community of change makers ready to help those in need.

When our social lives unfold largely in the digital realm, it can damage our relationships and health in surprising ways. Discover why face-to-face connections count.

Here are nine ways a healthy sex life can support your wellness — and vice-versa.

A Dutch study finds sex may keep our minds sharp as we age.

Why are we so rude to our spouses, yet courteous, kind, and patient with complete strangers? Paying attention to good manners and small niceties may be the key to sustaining the vitality of your relationships.

The science behind lust, attraction, and attachment — and the enduring mysteries that data can’t explain.

When it comes to relationships, are you and your partner looking to stay put or still shopping around?

Explore Dr. Gary Chapman’s best-selling book on the five ways most people “speak” love and discover how to connect more deeply with loved ones.

Author and financial educator Ruth Hayden explains the "four cornerstones" of a healthy partnership, and how they can relieve the stress of sharing a financial life.

Why couples who focus on mutual core values are happier.

The far-reaching implications of working in a hostile environment.

Psychologist Richard Nicastro on how to avoid low blows and cheap shots and prevent unfair arguments.

A healthy libido is about more than desire. It’s about experiencing pleasure that’s essential to our minds, bodies and spirits. And in the face of stress, it often goes into hiding. Here, expert Marcelle Pick offers tips on how to rediscover your desire.

Keep having the same fight with your partner? Learn why it happens and how to break the cycle with expert-backed strategies.

Even the best relationships can get dulled by time and drained by stress. Happily, there are simple ways to renew your bond — no matter how long you’ve been together.