Why Is It Hard for Parents to Apologize to Their Children?

Apologizing doesn’t diminish your worth when it comes from a place of generosity rather than shame. Many teenagers in therapy have shared this sentiment with me: “My dad never apologizes for anything. He thinks he’s always right.…

When Does Chating Become Cheating?

In today’s interconnected world, where smartphones are almost always in hand and social media feels like a second home, romantic relationships face unique challenges. Social platforms and dating apps have made it easier than ever…

Now That the Election is Over, What's Next Emotionally?

Predicting how we'll feel in the future can be challenging. Here’s why. Now that the election is over, researchers who study emotions want us to understand one thing: Whatever comes next, it likely won’t be as bad or as good …

3 Things You Should Always Speak Up About in Relationships

You've likely heard the old saying, "If you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all." While this is often true, there are indeed situations where certain thoughts or feelings are better left unsaid to avoid unn…

3 Key Mental Forces Behind the 'Honeymoon Phase'

In love, people often see the best in their partners, especially during the honeymoon phase. Here’s why this happens. Each relationship brings a blend of deep emotions, but nothing quite matches the excitement of new romance. A w…

4 Magical Words to Calm an Angry Child

As a parent, watching your child struggle with overwhelming emotions can be challenging. Whether they’re confused, hurt, or stressed, intense feelings often lead to strong reactions that can leave you feeling helpless. In these m…

The Number 1 Challenge of Being Single

A friend once shared a post on social media that read, “I want to be someone’s number one.” She wasn’t striving to top the music charts, excel in sports, or trend online. Instead, she was expressing her feeling of not being anyon…

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