Challenges in a relationship are like antigens in a vaccine—they strengthen and build resilience in a partnership. Having the ...

Toxic relationships have long-lasting, life-changing impacts. The greater the duration of a toxic relationship, the higher the chance of future relationships being altered, underscoring the importance ...

Toxic relationships often thrive on emotional highs and lows, creating an addictive, chaotic cycle. The abuser may isolate the victim, making them feel utterly dependent on the temporary "love bombing ...

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 ...

Relationships are meant to bring joy, support, and love. However, not every relationship is healthy. Sometimes, the very connection that should lift you up can be the one dragging you down.

A photography exhibition will travel around Cyprus in the first few months of 2026, shining a light on unhealthy and emotionally abusive relationships. Photographer Anna-Maria Weinhold will present ...

Behaviors like yelling during arguments, the silent treatment, and trying to "win" disagreements at all costs are signs of a toxic relationship.

Certain relationships prevent you from growth. As we step into 2025, it is natural to focus on new goals, refreshed priorities and self-improvement. But in the excitement of envisioning a better ...

Have you noticed that some of our favorite movies and shows glorify toxic relationships? Take “The Notebook” as an example. It’s the pinnacle of romance movies, it’s the Titanic of love stories, and ...

Toxic relationships are based on conflict, competition, and the need to control. Signs of a toxic relationship include jealousy, blame, and gaslighting. Therapy, as well as self-care and connecting ...