Family Therapists Have A Name For The Family Member Who Is 'Always The Problem'

The “problem person” isn’t necessarily sick — they might simply be the one expressing pain on behalf of everyone else.
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Surviving infidelity: A therapist's advice on rebuilding trust after cheating

LifeStance Health reports actionable steps for healing after infidelity, emphasizing emotional acknowledgment, couple healing ...

5 ‘Acceptable’ Reasons to Forgive a Cheater, According to Couples Therapists

While it doesn’t suddenly erase the betrayal, an unprompted confession can make it easier to believe they won’t do it again, ...

The No. 1 Reason People Fail to Practice Self-Care, According to a Therapist

In TODAY.com's Expert Tip of the Day, a therapist explains the biggest roadblock to taking care of oneself and her strategies ...

6 Things To Talk With Your Kids About Before A Big Family Gathering, According To Family Therapists

Family: This Is Why Doctors Make This 1 Controversial Request During Appointments For Teens While plenty of adults have ...

I’m a Couples Therapist. These Are 6 Secrets to Finding True Love

Alison Bulman, LCSW, is a psychotherapist in New York. She is seeking representation for her book, Mindfully Yours: A Therapist’s Sobriety Journey to Love—and the Communication Secrets to Keep It, ...
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Therapy Is Bigger Than the Therapy Office

The most powerful healing often happens outside the therapy office; everyday relationships can offer real, research-backed ...
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Is Reminiscence Therapy Good for Alzheimer’s? The Hemsworths Say Yes

In the Nat Geo documentary ‘A Roadtrip to Remember,’ actor Chris Hemsworth helps his dad use this therapy to combat Alzheimer ...