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Galena Rhoades, a psychologist at the University of Denver and a co-author of “Fighting for Your Marriage,” recommends using ...

What do couples fight about the most? Mark Travers, a psychologist who studies couples, reveals the No. 1 issue that can tear ...

Eight therapists share lessons they find themselves repeating again and again. Credit...Oyow Supported by By Catherine Pearson Every relationship is unique — a delicate ecosystem influenced by ...

Discover how to resolve the top cause of relationship conflict: money issues. Learn effective strategies for open ...

Even the most loving couples clash over money at times. These arguments often stem less from numbers and more from habits, fears, and past experiences. The upside is that researchers and financial ...

Saving and spending: One partner may have a much higher bar to feel financially secure, while the other may prioritize living life for today. “Both perspectives are right,” Faupl said. The question is ...

Cavemen and cavewomen probably survived by being stronger than others, more aggressive, and quicker at defending themselves in the face of stressful potential conflicts. The modern world survives, by ...

What’s the best way to handle financial disagreements in a relationship? Who doesn’t love a story that ends with “and they lived happily ever after”? Whether it’s a fairy tale or a rom-com, everyone ...

If you had to guess what couples fight about most, what would you pick? Probably something like money and finances, or the workload of caring for the kids, right? And you wouldn't exactly be wrong.