When friends and other people from our social support network start saying “no” to invites, it can be difficult for us to know how to process that. Too ...

Some of my coach­ing and con­sult­ing work is in uni­ver­si­ty set­tings. Not long ago I heard a pro­fes­sor at a fac­ul­ty meet­ing voice con­cern ...

William “Bill” C. Davell The Good News provides a monthly column with important content having to do with topics from the legal community. This month ...

Most of us experience gratitude internally. We feel thankful, appreciative, even deeply moved—but we stop there. What happens when gratitude doesn’t ...

Have you ever noticed the same conflict showing up in different relationships and wondered why it keeps repeating? Sometimes it feels easier ...

Long-distance relationships are more common now than ever before. In 2024, about 14 million couples in the United States reported living apart ...

Conflict is a normal part of any relationship, but how couples handle it can make the difference between growing closer and slowly pulling apart. ...

As Jeff Rediger and I finish up the final edits of our book RELATIONSICK, about the adverse health implications of unbalanced, ...

Encouragement Changes Everything How Your Words Can Build Unity Instead of Offense Have you ever noticed how quickly a relationship can shift ...

The Power of Social ConnectionWe live in the most connected era in human history, yet loneliness has reached epidemic proportions. The paradox reveals a ...