Tag: relationships

Person observing a loving couple
May 15, 2024/Mental Health

Resentment: How It Can Creep In and Take Hold

The key to letting go of resentment is unpacking complex emotions and learning how to express them

Male and pregnant female looking out window pensively

Couvade Syndrome: When Partners Develop Pregnancy Symptoms

Sympathetic pregnancy is real and can cause nausea, vomiting, weight gain, fatigue and other symptoms

yin-yang-type hands in black and red
April 30, 2024/Sex & Relationships

What Are Karmic Relationships?

Don’t let the romantic terminology fool you: Karmic relationships are dysfunctional by definition

A person's emotional storm raining down on someone else
April 22, 2024/Mental Health

Vicarious Trauma: What To Do When Others’ Distress Impacts Your Well-Being

Absorbing others’ trauma can take a big toll on your own mental health

Advertisement

Cleveland Clinic is a non-profit academic medical center. Advertising on our site helps support our mission. We do not endorse non-Cleveland Clinic products or services. Policy

person sitting in a growing flower, as they're watering the pot from above
February 9, 2024/Mental Health

Self-Love: Why It’s Important and What You Can Do To Love Yourself

Like being your own best friend in times of trouble, self-love is an act of self-preservation

Silhouette of person turned away from group of people talking
January 23, 2024/Mental Health

How the Grey Rock Method Can Protect You From Abusive People and Toxic Interactions

Like a boring ol’ grey rock, the goal is to be unresponsive and uninteresting to dissuade a harmful situation

person looking at reflection in hand-held mirror
January 22, 2024/Mental Health

9 Signs You’re Dealing With a ‘Narcissist’ (and Why That’s the Wrong Word to Use)

Narcissistic personality disorder is a mental health condition, not an insult

Female sitting on couch staring blankly ahead, with male next to her on couch staring at her
January 19, 2024/Sex & Relationships

The Silent Treatment: Causes and Coping

Whether this behavior is abusive depends on the person doing it and their motivation

Grandma enthusiastically embraces grandson while happy daughter looks on.
November 19, 2023/Mental Health

7 Ways To Boost Your Health by Practicing Gratitude

Being intentional has far-reaching benefits

Person talking to healthcare provider to gain insight and tools to help with people pleasing behavior.
September 25, 2023/Sex & Relationships

Signs You’re a People-Pleaser — and How To Stop

Always putting others’ happiness before your own can build resentment over time

BackPage 1 of 5Next

Advertisement

Ad