Articles related to "Adult Relationship"

Many adults have been lifelong sufferers of ADD/ADHD. Often, the symptoms of this disorder pervade the workplace and into their relationships and marriages.

Visits home can be stressful for both college students and their parents. Here are some things parents and students can discuss to help them build an adult relationship.

If you thought sending your child off to kindergarten was hard, wait until your child leaves for college! Here are some tips to help parents cope.

Sigmund Freud developed the theory of transference in psychotherapy. New research shows that transference doesn't just occur in counseling - it's a common phenomenon.

The prototype for the person with ADD/ADHD is a young person, but what about relationships the ADD/ADHD adult has with his or her spouse or partner?

What you think about in-law relationships may determine your level of success in them. A first in a series of articles concerning in-laws.

Elisabeth Joy LaMotte's insightful guide to building better relationship patterns takes an unusually upbeat stance on the positive and negative impact of parental divorce

Children of narcissistic parents grow up with power and attention struggles, and a damaged sense of self worth. Here's an overview of the NPD parent-child relationship.

When teen's self esteem is low, they are susceptible to abusive relationships. These youth risk domestic violence and risk losing their self confidence.

When a loved one has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder his actions may be frustrating and hard to understand.

According to the Romance Writer's of America, the romance novel contains a central love story and an emotionally satisfying ending.

The forming of a bond, or attachment with the mother/primary caregiver is of utmost importance for later development.

Attachment parenting methods can be utilized in families with children of all ages. Affection, positive discipline, and mutual respect are ways to nurture attachment.

What can we do to protect our children from child predators. Perhaps something as simple as taking a look in the mirror.

Adult Children of Divorce, by Jeffrey Zimmerman and Elizabeth Thayer, explores the puzzling territory faced by children of divorce in their adult relationships.

Silent treatments are destructive forces in abusive relationships. Silence is a silent form of anger that says you do not exist. Abusers use this as a form of punishment.

Child psychology explores personality development, & sibling rivalry. Check out these new insights about birth order, career, intellectual pursuits, & even health risks!

A young girl in Japan must carry on after her mother's suicide.

This article describes the many problems teenage mothers and their babies may have to face, such as poverty, poor education and health risks.

Adult sibling rivalry affects your relationships, discussions, argument styles - and even your sexual orientation. Here's why we fight with grown brothers & sisters.

Twilight is more than a simple teenage love story between a girl and a vampire.

Decades after child abuse is over, people still suffer from depression, migraines, addictions and more use of health care services. Here's 5 ways to deal with past abuse.

Child development experts now use the term "prosocial skills". This new buzzword describes positive ways that children socially interact with others.

Bruno Bettelheim wrote The Uses of Enchantment in 1976. He suggests that children need dark fairy stories to deal with their inner turmoil and fears about life and death.

Eric Bana and Rachel McAdams star in the The Time Traveler's Wife, a film adaptation of Audrey Niffenegger's best-selling novel. It's better than you might think!

September Affair poses an intriguing premise: what if you could start fresh, with a passionate new love, in a dazzling place and with no financial worries?

While sex is among the most natural acts of life, are teen dramas abusing the importance of it and feeding their young viewers fiction about being sexually active?

Host and matchmaker Steven Ward tries to transform the Tough Love cast, which includes Abiola, Arian, Jacklyn, Jessa, Jody, Natasha, Stasha and Taylor.

Successful relationships depend upon possessing or developing the "Five Keys to Mindful Loving" from David Richo's book "How to Be an Adult in Relationships."

Servant leadership means serving the needs of followers, but business leaders need to be hyper-competitive to succeed, even if this means sacrificing employee needs.

Understanding why siblings fight, seeing how books and videos model new ways to be mean and teaching siblings how to enjoy each other can prevent sibling conflicts.