What separates friend from “frenemy” is the presence or absence of one essential ingredient: trust. Trust is the litmus test of any relationship, period. Without trust, there can be no (healthy) relationship. So if you want to distinguish friend or foe, start by asking yourself, “Do I trust this person? Does he or she have […]
One Photo Sums Up The Most Stressful Part of Modern Dating
http://mic.com/articles/109014/one-photo-sums-up-the-most-stressful-part-of-modern-dating
The Most Underrated Part of Your Relationship: Your Best Friend
http://mic.com/articles/116212/the-best-thing-that-ever-happened-to-your-relationship-your-best-friend
What is a spornosexual?
It's the new wave of metrosexuals, journalist writes
http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/health/spornosexual-article-1.1826983
How to Cope with the Most Important People in Your Life
Every spring, many of my young adult psychotherapy clients go home to reconnect with their families over the Passover or Easter holidays, and return with more or less the same question: “How to do I maintain my peace of mind and self-respect and still remain connected to my family (who either don’t understand/accept me or […]
4 steps to make your criticism more constructive (and effective)
Question: Lately, I find myself getting frustrated and snapping at my husband when he doesn’t listen to me or follow up with things I ask him to do; he gets defensive and says I’m too critical. Any advice? You’re not alone. Communication is the key to a healthy relationship — and yet, you’d be surprised […]
10 ways to help a mentally ill loved one – and keep your sanity
After my last column, “Invisible battle: Mental illness remains undertreated,” I received several emails from distressed readers inquiring about how to help a loved one experiencing severe and overwhelming mental and emotional challenges. One reader was worried about his seemingly depressed wife of 20 years who had withdrawn from her family, including their young son. […]
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