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Is a “fluid” relationship dynamic inherently chaotic and dysfunctional or is it the pinnacle of what romantic relationships need to be? Here’s what we know.

Ours is a critical time in the cultural evolution of humanity that is likely to shape our long-term future, or lack thereof.

A paper on multilevel cultural evolution shows how looking to our origins might help us improve society at many levels, writes April M. Short. By April M. Short  Z Network Ours is a critical time in the cultural evolution of humanity that is likely to shape our long-term future, or lack the

Chicago, IL (PRUnderground) April 28th, 2021 For her dedication and excellence in patient care, Patient Preferred Physicians and Practitioners proudly named Wendi Lev, LCSW, ACSW, CADC a 2021 “Patient Preferred Psychotherapist and Life Coach” representing the state of Illinois. With more than two decades of clinical achievements in her field, Lev treats patients at her private practice Lev Counseling Chicago in Chicago, IL. She specializes in the treatment of anxiety, depression, couples & marital counseling, sexual issues, substance abuse, addictive behaviors, body dysmorphia, self-estee...

Stop the presses. Somebody figured out the  number one thing that makes relationships work. The Journal of Contextual Behavioral Science has published the results of a major study in which researchers analyzed data from nearly 44,000 participants. Researchers claim to have zeroed in on the top factor in healthy relationships. It’s something called "psychological flexibility." Here’s how the British Psychological Society explains the term in its Research Digest: A psychologically flexible person is characterized by a set of attitudes and skills: they are generally open to and accep...