A narcissist is typically viewed as a person who’s in love with him or herself. On the surface, this is…
Spouses/Partners
Five Signs You’re Dating Someone Who’s Not Good for You
You met just a few weeks ago, but already you’re talking up a future together. He’s brilliant, you have witty…
Want to Support Your Alcoholic Partner? Here’s How.
A marriage and family therapist shares five ways to help your mate through the battle of his or her lifetime.
Why You’re In a Relationship with Someone Who’s Addicted
Here, five possible answers to the question of why you don’t leave.
Five Steps for Getting Over Him
It’s official: You won’t be sailing off into the sunset together. He’s pulled this disappearing act before, and this time…
Golden Rules for Relationships When You’re in Recovery
Relationships aren’t easy under the best of circumstances, but addiction and early recovery can test even the strongest of bonds….
The Dangers of Codependency and Addiction
The term “codependency” is one with a debatable meaning in psychology. Official guides, such as the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual,…
Help for the Loved Ones of An Addict
When an individual is struggling with addiction, they may be able to hide their behaviors for many months before their…
Financial Options For Partners of Problem Gamblers
If things are rapidly slipping out of control as a result of your loved one’s problem gambling, it may be…
Should You Date a Recovering Sex Addict?
As humans, sex is a tremendously important part of our lives. Not simply because it is the primary drive which…
What Exactly Went Wrong with Aunt Diane?
Denial is a powerful force. Take Daniel Schuler. In 2009, his wife Diane drove drunk and stoned, killing herself and…
Dealing With Addiction’s Financial Fallout
Addiction takes a tremendous toll on everyone involved — the addict, family, friends, employer and coworkers. (more…)
