Communication is the heartbeat of any relationship, yet many couples fall into harmful patterns without noticing. These silent saboteurs can slowly erode trust and connection, turning small ...

Strong relationships don’t just happen; they grow when couples talk and listen to each other. Even couples who are very close can develop small habits that create distance over time. Things like ...

“We have trouble communicating” is a very common complaint couples bring to therapists. A focus on improving communication is among the most common components of relationship education programs and ...

Couples who train together stay together — not just physically, but emotionally. Research from the American Council on Exercise shows that 94% of couples who exercise as a team report improved ...

#2. Aggressive communicators often bully or intimidate, and can be emotionally explosive. #3. Passive communicators tend to avoid confrontation, and apologize for their ideas and opinions, trying to ...

Fear of emotions among couples with PTSD is associated with unproductive communication, according to a new study. People with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms often have trouble ...

Experts recommend couples engage in open and honest conversations about finances, including setting budgets, savings goals, and discussing major purchases. Transparency about credit scores, debt, and ...

Love may conquer many obstacles, but money mistakes have a devastating ability to slowly poison even the happiest relationships from within, creating resentment, mistrust, and conflict that can ...