Catherine Pearson

It’s not just a dating thing, and it can hurt. A lot. Here are ways to cope — and move forward.

It can be hard to reconcile the need for close connections with the urge to cancel plans. Experts say it’s a matter of taking control…

It’s tricky but doable, says Nedra Glover Tawwab, a therapist and best-selling author. Here are her strategies for getting started.

Federal health officials are reminding parents of infants to properly sterilize breast pump equipment after a baby died last year from a rare bacterial infection.

There is magic in the moment when you realize you’ve found a friend like no other. What if we celebrated that kind of connection more?

First, simply acknowledge that you have it, says sex therapist Vanessa Marin. Then move on to some compliments.

Going to counseling with your partner can strengthen, or even save, your relationship. But first you need to pick a therapist. Here’s how to search…

The A.A.P. is recommending early and intensive interventions. Can that happen without furthering stigma?

American men are stuck in a “friendship recession.” Here’s how to climb out.

Platonic relationships are unsung — and essential. The Times wants to hear about the meaningful friendships in your life and how you’ve maintained them.