What happens when one half of a couple wants sex and the other never does?

A new study highlights how widespread loneliness really is. Here’s how to make yourself feel better when it hits.

So much for working on those communication skills.

I’d been writing down my thoughts for more than a decade before deciding I needed new ways to manage my anxiety.

Shedding tears during a session used to be taboo, but more and more therapists are using their own emotions to help clients open up.

A new study found that the same behaviors people loved in their therapists were also the ones that they said turned them off.

Therapy isn’t supposed to be forever.

Because truly caring about someone else’s problems can be draining.

It’s tricky when your job means your friends want you to solve all their problems.

Tips for a tricky conversation.

Talking through turn-ons and the tenuous nature of attraction.

Most of the time, therapy is a healthy experience. Most of the time.

Putting your mental health in the right hands.

“I can say without a doubt, clinically, the first step is self-pleasure.”

Is Nola Darling’s therapist taking new clients?

Lady Bird is the rare film that fully acknowledges the complexity of parent-child relationships.

There’s a difference between “I want” and “I’m afraid to want.”

We’ve all been in situations where we convince ourselves that we can’t leave.

The people you run to can’t give you what you want, Lori Gottlieb writes in this week’s What Your Therapist Really Thinks.

It helped him “clarify some things.”