Toxic relationships don’t just affect our emotions — they can rewire the way our nervous system understands love, safety, and connection. Mental Health Counselor and ...

Toxic relationships rarely begin as toxic. They often start with excitement, attention, and chase. However, it’s not long ...

In a world full of human relationships, attraction is often viewed through the lens of positivity. People are drawn to qualities in others that they tend to admire, find sexy, or that complement their ...

The phrase “I hate my mother” carries deep emotional weight in a society that expects maternal relationships to be inherently nurturing and loving. Yet for many, the reality of mother-child ...

For over 15 years, I’ve helped people heal from toxic relationships, narcissistic abuse, unresolved trauma, and chronic stress burnout. If you’ve been stuck in the emotional ups and downs of a ...

The term "toxic relationship" is common in post-breakup stories on the internet and offline—but what does it really mean? Is it as poisonous as its name suggests? Newsweek spoke to certified ...

Whenever we talk about iconic movie couples, we tend to focus on the happy-go-lucky pairings where everything either ends well or they learn something before the credits roll. But not today. Instead, ...

Just as there are always several viewers looking for the ideal rom-com for the perfect date night, there's likely also no ...

You’ve done the work, but relationships still leave you drained. Maybe you're stuck in a cycle of over-giving, burnout, or attracting emotionally unavailable people and deep down, you know it’s not ...

Constructive criticism is healthy — it can help us grow and understand each other better. But if you find yourself on the receiving end of unending negative comments or insults, this can point to ...

In a society where toxic relationships continue to bound many, it's time for women and men alike to reclaim their power, says Kas Naidoo.