The Four Basic Relationship Types
As a relationship counsellor you start to see certain trends and similarities in the couples that present for support. It seems to me, after years in the job, that although no two couples are exactly […]
As a relationship counsellor you start to see certain trends and similarities in the couples that present for support. It seems to me, after years in the job, that although no two couples are exactly […]
The Beatles famously sang, “Money can’t buy me love,” but married couples who manage their finances together may love each other longer, according to new research. Prior research suggests a correlation that couples who merge […]
There are new findings that link better long-term health for adolescents that have a strong and healthy bond with their parents. Researchers from the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) found investments in improving parent-adolescent relationships […]
As a Relationship Counsellor it’s a question that does come up every now and then – Joel, should I stay or should I go? Of course, it is not my place to tell you what […]
There’s already a mountain of evidence that supports the theory that good mental health can be difficult to achieve if we don’t have a healthy stomach. Now, there is further evidence that links a healthier […]
It’s definitely a trend I see in relationship counselling – a partner feeling as though they’ve been deceived. Sadly, sometimes (or actually, you might say often) it isn’t just feeling deceived, they have literally been […]
There is no perfect “fix” or cure that works for everyone, particularly when it comes to life satisfaction and happiness. We all have different backgrounds, live in different settings and environments, and have different personalities […]
For most of us, a good sense of purpose is a step towards greater happiness and contentment, but that might be even more accurate among younger people. A new study involving 200 teenagers in the […]
It’s believed by some that Anxiety is a young person’s ailment, Stress is a middle-aged person’s big challenge, while Depression can be more prevalent in older people. This theory comes down to the rather rudimentary […]
There’s new evidence that suggests children have an increased vulnerability to mental illness and substance abuse if their home environment is unstable. Researchers at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) have been looking into the […]
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