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A Kernel of Truth about Relationships: 4 Steps to Improvement
It's all about relationships! proclaimed my father during our recent holiday visit with my parents. Santa Claus coffee cup in one hand and a wagging finger toward my wife, Elizabeth, with the other. ...

Apologizing When We Hurt Our Friends or Partners
Do you find it hard to apologize when you have hurt someone's feelings, or when you have been wrong? Most of us find this very difficult, yet not dealing with the hurt feelings we have caused can slowly poison a relationship.

Loves All About Chemistry
People who have been swept off their feet know the feeling. Love makes us all feel funny. That sense of giddy disorientation, unsinkable euphoria and complete obsession with a new love can be so over...

Discerning The Loving Heart
How often have you had the experience of connecting with someone - a friend or a potential partner - who turns out to be an uncaring person? At first you think this is a really good person, and then ...

Can We Still Be Friends?
Even when we know it's time to end a romantic relationship, we're often reluctant to let go of our partners completely. We've shared so much of our lives with our partner, it seems almost callous to simply cut them out of our lives—especially if we're ending the relationship on good terms. It's natural that we want to hold onto the loving and supportive part of the romantic relationship, and simply let go of the parts that aren't serving us. This is entirely possible: we can remain friends with our former lovers. We both need to want to build a friendship, however.

Extended Family Relationships: Staying Friends with Former Lovers and Spouses
It's natural to want to maintain a relationship with our former romantic partners (assuming that the relationship ended on reasonably good terms, of course). We shared a special bond with them, and they touched our lives and contributed to our sense of self in ways that we cannot even begin to describe. Just because the romantic and/or sexual aspects of the relationship have ended, why shouldn't we include our former partners in our lives in other roles? If we have mutual friends, or shared custody of children, we will be spending time with our former partners whether we want to or not. Since we had a positive connection with them on so many levels, it should be easy to simply become friends, right? Not necessarily.

Typecasting, Candice Bergen and Family Relationships
In Hollywood, actors are, often arbitrarily, assigned a "type." We see an actor in a certain role, and identify her with that role. The stronger the identification, the harder it is for us to accept her in different roles. Actors constantly struggle against "typecasting," because once they're seen as a certain "type," they find it more difficult to be cast in roles that differ from this "type."

What Does Relational Success Look Like? (Characteristics Of A Growing Relationship)
The question on the board revolved around a question like this one: "What would you say success means in terms of a relationship."

Set Your Relationship Up for Success
Bad relationships exist because there's bad relating. Don't tolerate the bad parts of your relationship - do something to change them.

Why Anger is Essential to Healthy Relationships
Many of us have some very definite ideas about anger. We see anger as destructive and hurtful. We consider it to be an inappropriate response. We equate anger with violence. In short, we feel that anger is simply wrong, and that when we experience anger, there's something wrong with us. Anger isn't nice. Anger isn't polite. And anger certainly isn't our friend.

The Unfairly Judged Professor
Any professor who has been hurt and felt unfairly judged by student evaluations will find comfort in Oshry's description of this frequent classroom scenario. Oshry describes the teacher/student relationship as a potential, yet often unrealized, partnership in the learning process. It is a mistake, he says, to judge either student or teacher in isolation; what is key is the relationship, and the relationship is was needs to be evaluated.

Learn the Six Secrets of Chemical Romance
The six secrets to unleashing the chemicals of romance is a powerful approach that when used correctly, can ignite the flames of intense passion and desire in your lover.

Great Relationship Advice: The Ability to Apologize and Forgive
The ability to apologize and to forgive is crucial to any long-term relationship. Many of us find it difficult to apologize. Here are some tips on how to do it.

Great Relationship Advice: The Ability to Create a Vision for Your Relationship
Many of us stumble into marriage and then continue to make it up as we go along. But relationships need much more conscious planning in order to be successful. In a hectic and throwaway culture, couples need a vision for their relationship.

Great Relatinship Advice: The Ability to Create a Vision for Your Relationship
Many of us stumble into marriage and then continue to make it up as we go along. But relationships need much more conscious planning in order to be successful. In a hectic and throwaway culture, couples need a vision for their relationship.

Great Relationship Advice: How to Balance Your Hear at Work with Your Heart at Home
Unfortunately, our lives are not exactly like the movies. In the movies, each person has a script and as many takes as they need to get it right. Most of what we do is live.

Self Truth and Your Relationships
Questions and Answers
How can I learn how to be true to myself?
If I can't control other people, how can I change the dynamics of our relationship?

Attraction: Is It Worth It?
Research on attraction and infatuation

The Five Second Flirt Technique
Flirting is potent. It's the way you invite him by your own body language to come across the room and ask you out. You don't have to do anything more than smile, but if you do this properly, I promise you will have results.

Spice Up Your Relationship Tonight
Stuck in a sexual rut? Looking for something to put a spark back into your romantic life? There is something you can do besides doing it with the lights on. Read on...

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