Saying “thank you” or showing appreciation is good manners. It also helps your partner feel valued and improves your relationship over time. Researchers have discovered that couples experience ...

“We have trouble communicating” is a very common complaint couples bring to therapists. A focus on improving communication is among the most common components of relationship education programs and ...

“My spouse and I come from different cultural backgrounds, with different perspectives, upbringings, and experiences. We love each other, but our biggest cultural divide is how we communicate. Since ...

If you really like holding hands and saying "I love you" but your partner doesn't, your relationship is still probably better off than if both of you had a modest interest in expressing affection.

Christopher Rhodes, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, emphasizes the importance of open communication and the Gottman ...

When a spouse is cognitively impaired, marital communication is impaired. As Alzheimer's disease (AD) progresses, language problems increase in frequency - such as searching for the right word, ...

When we're talking about healthy and loving relationships, we often look at how partners treat each other, communicate, and come together in the midst of conflict. While those highs and lows can tell ...

Daily communication can make or break relationship satisfaction for FIFO workers separated from their partners, new research shows, offering industries a roadmap to better support worker wellbeing.

Fear of emotions among couples with PTSD is associated with unproductive communication, according to a new study. People with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms often have trouble ...