Relationships and Marriage

There were three sisters: May, Eileen, and Rose. May and Rose were best friends forever, but only with each other, not with Eileen. Eileen, long considered the “weird” one, was always ... Read More

People in romantic relationships with partners who have depression are more likely to experience chronic pain, according to a study published in the journal PLOS Medicine. Researchers found ... Read More

Ketamine, an anesthetic also used as a party drug, moved one step closer to U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval this week. Concerns about its potential for abuse have long ... Read More

Marriage rates in the United States are declining, according to a Demographic Intelligence report released in May 2015. At 6.74 marriages for every 1,000 people, the current rate is the ... Read More

Tinder users may feel less satisfied with their bodies and appearance, and male Tinder users tend to have lower self-esteem than non-Tinder users, according to a study presented at the ... Read More

Children who play online video games often outperform other children on math, science, and reading tests, according to a study published in the International Journal of Communication. Researchers ... Read More

Dear GoodTherapy.org, Three months ago, my husband returned from his second deployment to the Middle East. I was excited to see him and resume our life together, but he came back to me ... Read More

Conflicts that arise from differing viewpoints on decision making, parenting, finances, or work obligations that impede family time may all contribute to difficulties or disagreements in ... Read More

According to a new study, single people may lead richer lives and may be more self-sufficient and fulfilled than their married counterparts. The study was presented at the American Psychological ... Read More

When it comes to sex in early parenthood, a recent study supports what many families have known for a long time: “If mama’s not happy, nobody’s happy.” In the Penn State study of ... Read More

Let’s begin by saying the only reason this article is relevant is because people today face many problematic social discourses around romance, relationships, and the quest to find “the ... Read More

Dear GoodTherapy.org, At the risk of sounding silly and love-obsessed, I’m wondering if you can help me identify real feelings. For all the relationships I’ve been in and the ... Read More