What happens when what you said isn’t quite what your partner heard?
Sarah Abell has the lowdown in this month’s Love Life Lab Experiment…
Relationships
Relationships can be difficult to navigate, whether its romantic, platonic, friendship or professional ties – we’ve got expert advice & experiences to help.
Can you rebuild a relationship after an affair?
Sexuality expert Esther Perel on what to do if your partner is cheating, and how to recover from an affair
My partner is texting someone else – what do I do?
Worried your partner might be texting someone else? Marital therapist Andrew G Marshall offers five tips to help you rescue the situation…
The importance of quality time
Sarah Abell invites you to try a 30-day Love Life Lab Experiment to improve your love life – this time, schedule in time with your partner
Do you agree on when you should ‘fess up?
Every month in our Love Life Lab Experiment, Sarah Abell invites you to improve your love life with small changes – this time, we’re focusing on honesty
How to build a better relationship
In this month’s Love Life Lab Experiment Sarah Abell has discovered Dr John Van Epp’s ‘foolproof way’ to follow your heart without losing your mind
Four questions to ask before you get married
If you are opting to marry in church, you will be asked to complete a course to prepare for marriage. So what can you expect? What kind of questions should couples ask each other when planning to stay together long-term?
How do you teach boys to be men who respect women?
Alarmed by continuous casually sexist attitudes, The Great Initiative is hoping to teach boys how to grow into young men who respect women, and it has enlisted the help of former rapper and father of two daughters, Doc Brown, to help it achieve this aim. Lena Corner explains
Is there a ‘right time’ to start a family?
Ilona Boniwell asks when is the right time to have a child and will having one make you happy? It might depend on how you define happiness and create meaning in your life
How do you bring two families together successfully?
Bringing together two families can throw up all sorts of issues and problems you never thought of – but it can be done, as long as you give yourself a break and realise it takes a bit of time, writes Dr Ilona Boniwell
