If you're wondering whether the age gap between you are your partner is a problem, take a look at this post for some reflections on this.

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Struggling with a family member who refuses mental health treatment? Here are some strategies to cope and improve family well-being without losing hope.

Balancing grad school with your personal life can feel difficult. Between classes, assignments, study sessions, clinical placements, and work, it often feels like there’s little time or energy left for loved ones at the end.

While pursuing an advanced degree is exciting, it can be daunting. Balancing grad school academic demands, career responsibilities, and personal life can be overwhelming and result in burnout, anxiety, and stress.

As you go through life, you’ll face a series of transitions, some expected while others unexpected. These transitions can affect your relationships, whether it’s a relocation or a career change.

It’s fair to say no one chooses to live their life with a physical disability. Unfortunately, experiencing a major life change, like having to rely on a wheelchair or other mobility aids, can happen to anyone.

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BIG NEWS! My new book is out - The Couples Communication Handbook: The Skills You Never Learned for the Marriage You Always Wanted.

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Family science is an interdisciplinary field, mainly discussed through a social science lens, that focuses on the study of families and close interpersonal relationships.

As we age, performing normal daily activities can become increasingly challenging. Folks in the sandwich generation often discover that their elderly parents require assistance with routine tasks like meal preparation, medication management, and healthcare decisions.

Imagine a world where every child grows up feeling safe, loved, and nurtured. Unfortunately, for millions of children, this ideal is far from reality.