Emotionally abusive partners seek power and dominance. They use different methods of control to keep you entangled and stuck.

Love-bombing can feel good at first, but it's a sign of a toxic relationship with an end goal of power and control.

Ever noticed a recurring drama in your relationships that seems to follow you? It's time for some honest self-reflection.

Dealing with someone's inconsistent behavior can feel like emotional whiplash, which can take a toll on your mental health.

As a therapist, I’ve been able to zero in on four reliable signs that it may be time to pull the plug, or at least pay close ...

The art of listening is rare, but those with character and class know how to do it well. They engage fully in conversations, ...

Psychologists say a boundary isn’t about controlling someone else. It’s about setting up rules for your own behavior.

A candid and insightful guide designed to help readers identify specific personality traits and behavioral patterns that ...

LifeStance Health reports that lovebombing involves excessive affection to manipulate emotions, often leading to confusion ...

Many studies over the past 25 years have shown that high-sugar and other highly pleasurable foods – often foods that are ...

Infidelity is common in romantic relationships in the United States. In a recent study of more than 22,000 people, 16.48 percent admitted to being physically intimate with someone other than their ...

After he was called controlling, manipulative and condescending on social media, Rylie Jeffries and Katherine Woodman were ...