Therapy's true power isn't in the latest buzzwords or brands; it's in the relationship between client and therapist.

LifeStance Health reports on monkey branching, a harmful relationship behavior involving forming new connections while still ...

How a 1950s study of social class and mental illness in New Haven changed the way people thought about mental health.

It’s easy to be fooled by charm and friendliness, but psychology says fake people often leave subtle clues. While their ...

A large new study reveals how early relationships with parents and friends influence how we relate to those closest to us in adulthood ...

Gen Z women think that being in a relationship and having a boyfriend makes you uncool. Discover why Gen Z women are staying ...

A 2025 study in the Journal of Couple & Relationship Therapy finds that manipulative and emotionally cold traits, known as interpersonal manipulation and callous affect, quietly destroy relationship ...

A study published in the Southern Communication Journal found that frenemy relationships displayed three prominent characteristics.

Emotional dependency might masquerade as love, but psychology sees it as an unequal bond that erodes autonomy and well-being.

Love doesn’t die—it evolves. Psychology reveals how small mindful moves can improve connections and create deeper emotional ...

These myths not only perpetuate unwarranted fears but also contribute to keeping people ensnared in unhealthy marriages. By ...

Describe at least two ways that having a social identity as a fan of team sports has a protective effect against social ...