Catherine Pearson

A growing number of Americans are choosing not to have children. Their parents are grappling with what that means for them.

For some politically opposed couples, the election can’t end soon enough.

Setting boundaries often means disappointing others. We asked therapists for advice on how to do it — without feeling guilty.

If this political season is influencing your marriage, friendships or dating life, for better or worse, we want to hear about it.

“The Golden Bachelorette” offers a glimpse at how dating changes after losing the love of your life. This is what it’s really like.

The series is selling a fantasy. But straight women in their 60s and 70s say the dating scene is anything but rosy.

Therapists and relationship researchers share 6 questions that can bring couples closer during this stage.

In ‘The Joy of Connections,’ a book set to publish shortly after her death at 96, America’s best-known sex therapist offered practical strategies for anyone feeling lonely.

What Sex Therapists Wish You Knew

As Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck show, rekindling an old romance is risky. We asked couples counselors what you should ask before diving back in.