Every relationship is completely different. Some people are able to put up with certain qualities, while for others it may be a complete turn off. However, there are some common signs most people see in a relationship, that show your in healthy long-term relationship. Aly Kholifi, a contributor writer for the Huffington Post has a list of 13 signs you're in a healthy long term relationship.
The 7 Laws of Lasting Love
Being in love with someone can be an amazing feeling, but it can also be stressful at times too. Both people in the relationship need to be on the same page. Those who have been in relationships for years may have the laws of lasting love figured out. Aldo Civico Ph.D., a contributor writer for Psychology Today, says there are 7 laws of lasting love. These laws can help your relationship and can help love last.
12 Ways to Quickly Kick a Rotten Mood
Help With Your Drinking or Drug Use Can Begin with an Addiction Therapist
It’s rather common for a person to come home from a long day at work and have a glass of wine or a beer. However, when the body and the brain come to rely upon having that drink then there might be a problem. If you’re drinking or using drugs regularly, then addiction treatment might be necessary. Working with a therapist before, during, and after treatment might be the best way to ensure ongoing sobriety.
8 Expectations It's Good to Have in Relationships
Anyone can tell you that relationships are from easy. There needs to be effort from both people. We all think we know exactly what we expect to have in a relationship, but if someone told you to make a list you may have hard time coming up with everything you expect to have in a relationship. Tina Gilbertson LPC, a contributor writer for Psychology Today, says there are 8 expectations that are good to have when it comes to relationships.
Top Reasons Couples Seek Counseling
With every relationship, whether it's a romantic relationship, a friendship, or relationships with family, everyone is at some point going to have disagreements or not get along. When you are in a romantic relationship, there are usually some issues because that is the one person you spend the most of your time with, and probably are the most comfortable around. It doesn't matter how long you've been together, every couple has their problems, big or small. Here are the top reasons why couples seek out counseling:
7 Signs You're in an Unhealthy Rebound Relationship
When a relationship ends, most people may find themselves in a new relationship soon after. These relationships are usually known as a rebound relationship. Jumping into a new relationship is a way for some people to easily move on from their previous relationship. Preston Ni M.S.B.A., a contributor writer for Psychology Today, says that some rebound relationships can be unhealthy. Here are some signs that a rebound relationship may be unhealthy.
5 ways Toxic Relationships Are Ruining Your Life
A toxic relationship, is a relationship that drains the life from you or damages your self esteem. Toxic relationships can be hard to point out when you're in them. Those outside of the relationship can usually point it out. Sometimes you never realize you were in a toxic relationship until you are out of it and in a new relationship. Susie Miller, a contributor writer for the Huffington Post, says there are 5 ways a toxic relationship is ruining your life.
10 Ways to Find Your Happy Place
Happiness is an essential part of out lives. Happiness makes living life much more enjoyable. During this time of year, most people can start to feel pretty overwhelmed. On way to get rid of anxiety or stress is to find your happy place. Ari Adams, a contributor writer for the Huffington Post, has some tips on how to find your happy place.
Relaxation Techniques to Cope with Depression
Depression is a condition that affects your emotional health and you feel sad. Depression can also make you feel unenthusiastic about life. Depression is a condition that more people take seriously, because it can have drastic effects on your health and well-being. Ronald E. Riggio Ph.D., a contributor writer for Psychology Today, says there are some relaxing things you can do to cope with depression.