React Less. Respond Better: How Self-Control Changes Everything
Learn how self-control and mindfulness improve emotional regulation, relationships, and mental well-being. Backed by clinical research and practical strategies.
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What It Takes to Grow Strong Relationships
Strong relationships don’t grow by accident.
They don’t grow from more empathy, better conflict strategies, or even better communication skills. Some people assume strong relationships are built on a sense of safety and security. They aren’t. Strong relationships grow from something deeper
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Dialectical Behavior Therapy: From a Life of Misery to One Worth Living
Emotional Regulation skills help people manage their emotions, even though complete emotional control cannot be achieved. To a certain extent, people are who they are, however, people can learn to have more control.
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The Orgasm Gap and What it Means for Women
Dr. Laurie Mintz coined the term Orgasm Gap to identify the fact that heterosexual men have many more orgasms than heterosexual women.
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Does Intimacy Make for Good Sex?
The beginning of a relationship is filled with excitement and possibility. Getting to know a new person and allowing them to get to know…
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Good Anger: A Fire Contained
HULK SMASH! Is this the way you think about anger? Is it a destructive, chaotic force that wreaks havoc in your life? Many times,…
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In Tough Times, What Sets Healthy Families Apart?
Some families seem to float through tough times, while others struggle. When a person goes through hard times, it is not unusual for him…
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Why your Partner Won’t Have Sex with You
Two Universal Truths in Love and Sex “Picture this: we were both butt naked banging on the bathroom floor…” While this is a well-known…
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Why People Who are Different than You can Make a Difference in Your Life
People are naturally discriminating. Our brains are constantly scanning the environment looking out for potential threats. A threat can be something known to us…
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