What is psychological debriefing & why is it harmful? This month there have been many traumatic events in U.S. alone. After years of research to the contrary, organizations are still [...]
A healthy relationship requires vulnerability. When our partners feel differently about things we care about, we tend to project catastrophic potential consequences. However, you can strive to [...]
Tinder, Coffee meets bagel, J Date, Match, eHarmony-the list goes on: numerous way to meet men, but how can we tell if they are truly “available?” His persistence and prowl mean he wants to date [...]
After 3 years of researching people who are in love with a married person, an article was published in a peer reviewed journal in April: Psychological Thought. It is entitled: The Other [...]
There is a voice in your head that makes you focus on the dangerousness of a situation, tricks you into avoiding what you really want, and doesn’t let you have peace about matters of importance. [...]
With so many online dating sites available to us, the act of dating has become a disposable event. We may be afraid to “settle” or feel like the act of dating is “too much work.” In turn, we are [...]
The holidays are over. You may be left with the toll of having jumped back into your own family role, feel like you took somewhat of a financial hit, or maybe “beyond lapsed” with your diet and [...]
You gave him a shot and went on a date. He was nice … maybe too nice and now you want to part ways ASAP! Your “go-to” response is something like, “It’s not you, I’m just not in the place to date” [...]