Relationships and Marriage - Family
Good step-parenting requires patience, maturity, and high levels of teamwork.
In the wake of Sandy, be aware of the psychological impact such a disaster can bring.
You can eat out on a budget and eat healthy at the same time. Just remember these tricks.
File under: no surprise. The economic climate has eroded not only retirement portfolios, but our relationships.
A self-absorbed attitude can cause health hazards, reveals a new study.
Learn how to spot the warning signs and break the vicious cycle.
Living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can be a challenge, but these tips can make it easier.
How sick is too sick for work? Follow our cold and flu guidelines.
Millions of women and girls are affected by ADHD, but they're rarely diagnosed. Learn how to spot the symptoms.
Feeling stressed out? Regain your calm with these tips.
Study shows that preparedness makes all the difference when it comes to caregiving.
Understand your choices for better decision-making.
Balancing office and home life can create conflicts between demands and stress from both sides. But there may also be healthy benefits to working outside the home.
This alternative treatment has proven benefits for conditions like chronic pain and stress. But can it combat infertility?
Whether you're the jealous one or the recipient, sibling rivalries are never easy to cope with. Here, tips on how to get past the green-eyed monster and rebuild your relationship.
If you are a caregiver to a family member, it's not selfish to want to tend to your own needs and whims.
Despite the proliferation of in-law jokes, when in-laws come between husband and wife, it's no laughing matter.
It's important that your partner spend time with your children, but don't foster relationships between them too soon.
Here are tips for working through grief in a healthy way when it involves an entire community.
Strong parenting and emotional well-being are closely connected. Dr. Gerald Newmark, author of the book "How to Raise Emotionally Healthy Children," offers his top child-rearing strategies.
Relationship expert LeslieBeth Wish, Ed.D., answers a reader's question about common relationship problems in part 4 of our exclusive weekly series.
We all have unique responses to losing someone or something important to us, but beware of signs that your reactions are too frequent, intense, or long.
Sure, expressing your emotions in positive ways can be a challenge, but keeping them bottled up is likely to lead to an explosion down the road.
What benefits do you reap if you're part of a committed, healthy relationship?
When conception becomes difficult, it can affect both partners. Read on for information about your options and how you can keep a positive perspective.
Women simultaneously give their best as professionals, mothers, wives, friends, sisters, daughters, and more. They work inside and outside the home and somehow find time for everyone...except the one person who is most important: Herself.
We may be outraged when we hear about stepparents falling in love with their stepchildren, but it s more important to see the lessons in these tales for all of us.
The first step to reducing vacation stress is to expect it--but you can do damage control if you plan wisely.
Relationships with mothers and stepmothers can be very confusing, but don t give up. Aim to find common ground.
Forensic psychologist Debra Warner answers a reader's question about how to help a loved one that suffers from severe depression.