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Why "not too bad" and "quite nice" are quietly sabotaging your relationship's potential The Daily Conversation ...

"How Can I Ever Trust You Again?" This is perhaps the most painful and urgent question that emerges after an ...

A client recently posed a question that stopped me in my tracks: "Do feelings have responsibilities?" It's the ...

A guide for couples facing the ultimate crossroads You've been together for years. You've built a life, ...

In the quiet moments before sleep, something powerful happens between couples who cuddle. While many of us ...

As a relationship coach, one of the most common sources of tension I see between couples isn't about communication ...

Across nine series of Married at First Sight UK, only 11% of couples are still together — despite the experts, the wedding, and the weeks of coaching. Relationship therapist Dr Neil Wilkie examines what the show gets fundamentally wrong about love, and what the research actually shows about what keeps couples together over time.

Thrilled to share some news that has our friends asking if we've completely lost the plot: my wife Gwen and I have ...

We've all done it. That mindless scrolling through social media, news feeds, or whatever else captures our fleeting attention. What seems like harmless screen time is actually creating a new kind of relationship crisis

In every relationship, there's always more to discover about your partner, no matter how long you've been together.

Have you felt the quiet distance growing between you and your partner?