Dysfunctional Families

Unfortunately, abusive relationships are more common than one might think, and can take on many forms. Physical abuse does not need to be present for a relationship to be considered abusive....

Talk shows spend many hours discussing codependency, book stores have shelves lined with books about codependency. But what is codependency and how do we recognize if we are codependent....

There are so many ways that a person can be abused that many never even realize that they are a victim of abuse until it is to late. Don't let this happen to you.

Attention all newlyweds and couples in new relationships: It's time to tell your partner how you feel about his mother, father, sister, brother, aunt, uncle...you get my point, so what do you say...

Lack of trust is detrimental to a relationship and frequently culminates in termination of the relationship. The partner lacking trust may experience ongoing anxiety. The anxiety tends to increase...

A codependent individual spends a great deal of time and energy trying to control another person and fix that person's problems, typically revolving around alcohol or drug addiction. Codependency...

Ending destructive relationships with parents is one of the hardest things to do. Here's a deceptively simple "how-to" manual. The hardest thing about the decision is sticking to it.

We all think we are communicating the best we can with our loved ones. But there is always room for improvement. These few steps can make for a smoother relationship.

Are you made to feel responsible for your partner's behavior. "You made me angry so I couldn't help it," or "Well, if you wouldn't act so stupid, maybe I wouldn't have to point it out to you."...