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Suzanne Degges-White Ph.dPsychology Today |
Feeling safe enough to be yourself is the key to healthy friendships.
What women valued most wasn't status. It was connection.
Here's why your next close friend may already be sitting right down the hall.
When a celebrity dies, we mourn more than a person; we mourn a piece of ourselves.
As friendship networks shrink, AI friends may fill the gaps.
What pushes adult siblings apart?
How to tell the difference between life's demands and a fading connection.
Distance in families usually develops over time.
What pushes families apart and how to keep it from happening.
Estrangement is usually a last resort, not an impulsive choice.
Estrangement creates an ambiguous loss that leaves parents without a script.
It’s OK to build a life that doesn’t orbit the chaos you stepped away from.
Group emotion, identity and a desire to belong can lead ordinary people into cruelty.