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7 Steps to Build Household-Chores Equity With Your Partner
By Jon SpaydeFor many couples, the majority of domestic tasks tend to fall to one partner. Sharing the labor can build equity — and enhance your relationship.
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What to Say (and Not Say) When Someone You Love Is Burned Out
By Quinton SkinnerHere are five tips to remember when talking to a loved one who is burned out.
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The Case for Couples Counseling
By Alexandra Smith, LPCCAccording to research, 70 percent of couples report that counseling helped improve their relationship.
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How to Build Intimacy With Memory
By Michael GelbWant to build intimacy in your primary relationships? Harness the power of memory.
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Stop Seeking Love and Start Finding It
By Anne GeskeHow to get past your need for approval and enjoy the love and happiness already in your grasp.
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Childless by Choice
By Jessie ShollA record number of Americans are choosing not to have children. Learn why it’s a valid choice, and how you might better relate to it.
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Fit To Be Tied: A Couples’ Survival Guide
By Pilar GerasimoWhen it comes to health and fitness, are you and your sweetheart compatible, combative, or somewhere in between?
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For the Common Good
By Bahram AkradiA new decade is upon us — and with it, a chance for a fresh perspective.
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Subscription Gift Ideas
By Jessie ShollLooking for clutter-free gifts? Try giving these subscriptions this holiday season.
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THE LIVING EXPERIMENT: Generosity
By Pilar Gerasimo and Dallas HartwigScience shows that generous acts are good for your body and mind — whether you are giving somebody a hand, or just the benefit of the doubt.
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The Gift of Service
By Jessie ShollLooking for waste-free gifts this holiday season? Try these gifts of service.
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The Gift of Experiences
By Jessie ShollLooking for a holiday gift? Instead of things, give these experiences to those you love.
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Why Touch Matters
By Katherine Reynolds LewisWelcome physical contact is good for our health and happiness.
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Minimalist Gift Ideas
By Jessie ShollThoughtful gift ideas that don’t add to life’s clutter.
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Body-Language Signs to Watch When Having a Conversation
By Laine Bergeson and Courtney HelgoeThese bodily cues can clue you into how a conversation is going.
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How to Start a Conversation
By Laine Bergeson and Courtney HelgoeHere are four tips to get a conversation going.
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5 Conversation Killers
By Laine Bergeson and Courtney HelgoePhone-gazing and neverending monologues are just two things that can sink a conversation.
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Wendy Welz’s Success Story
By Wendy WelzAfter her husband’s diagnosis, one woman’s life changed overnight. Picking up a paintbrush helped her find strength.
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3 Questions for Any Couple
By Stan TatkinDoes your “attachment style” clash with your partner? Here are three questions to ask to help your relationship become more secure.
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Do Women Experience More Stress Than Men?
By Michael DregniThe stress gap between men and women may be growing, according to recent research. Here are three ways to manage stress — for everyone.
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Wired for Love: Are You an Anchor, Island, or a Wave?
By Stan TatkinRenowned couples’ therapist Stan Tatkin explains how three “attachment styles” affect our relationships — and how we can become more secure with our partners.