Human beings have basic needs, and these needs create basic standards for healthy relationships. Though every relationship is different in its details, there are common things we need from a romantic ...

If you regularly read this column, you already know that my main role is not writing—rather, it’s speaking. I travel the country and speak on marriage and family in a variety of settings. One of my ...

As a psychosexual and relationship therapist, some people come to see me because they know that there are big problems in their relationship and they want some help in making their own decision to ...

We learned in grade school the three basic needs for a person's survival are food, clothing and shelter. I've read where some people want to expand these needs to include education, health care and ...

A new school year is starting, and kids are going back to the basics—trading summer camps for classrooms, skateboards for school supplies and video games for textbooks. Like these returning ...

Some evidence suggests that the ability to form a stable relationship starts to form in infancy, in a child's earliest experiences with a caregiver who reliably meets their needs for food, care, ...

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