Introduction The human brain contains two separate but connected networks — the learning brain and the survival (reptile)brain. One sees that we are constantly changing, growing, and learning new things — i.e., changing state. In contrast, the other continues its mission of saving us from sticking our hands inside a fireplace, i.e., settling for safety. These adaptations are very different …
Understanding the Life Cycle of a Hookup Beneath it, the concepts of friends with benefits, casual relationships, or situationships are now, for better or worse, part of the modern dating experience. Casual flings can undisputedly satisfy the sexual and emotional needs of people without further obligations. Yet, there is still some ambiguity on how such relations tend to develop over …
Introduction Knowing when to keep trying and when to let go of a struggling relationship is never easy. How do you distinguish between a rough patch and irreparable problems? This article covers key signs it may be time to give up and start over, things to consider before making the decision, and how to move on healthily when you know …
Introduction Living in a love relationship calls for care, understanding, and compromise. Sometimes, one partner may unconsciously behave selfishly, which could result in conflict in the relationship. Avoiding selfishness and making your partner feel loved and appreciated takes insight and conscious effort. % of people who say this is essential for a successful relationship Caring for your partner’s needs 83% …
Introduction For several people, couples counseling has remained a significant means to mend, keep, or reinforce their connections. However, as effective as this therapy can be, it is equally important to recognize that such treatment is not invariably the right course of action for every problem that besets couples. The pertinent question then, of course, arises: “When is Couples Therapy …
