by Shadra Bruce on August 6, 2010

Your suspicions have been confirmed: some guys just aren’t the marrying type. In fact, in a study conducted by the National Marriage Project, a research group at Rutgers University, there is a “small but significant” number of unmarried men who are just not good candidates for marriage.
What might be surprising to most women is [...]
by Amelie Chance on August 4, 2010

Healing a broken heart can be one of life’s most difficult challenges; however, taking specific action can reduce the length of time it takes to overcome heartache. One of the great hurdles faced after a break up are the constant and recurring negative thoughts about the relationship. Fortunately, recent research from the field of Positive [...]
by Eryn-Ashlei Bailey on August 2, 2010

Parents with delusional and other personality disorders are incredibly difficult to live with. Parenting advice and magazines abound but there is a dearth of information available for children with challenging parents. What are some of the circumstances and challenges that children with trying parents encounter?
Society teaches that parents are at the head of the familial [...]
by Eryn-Ashlei Bailey on July 30, 2010

College is a transitional period of life that promises enormous growth and with it, overwhelming amounts of change. For the first time in their lives, many young people find themselves completely or semi self-sufficient. Teen movies and melodrama miniseries on television depict college as a never ending party scene. Like me, many young people entering [...]