Relationships

by Adina Soclof, MS. CCC-SLP

Including “Who spilled the milk?” and “How was school today?”

by Elliott Katz

TV dad Jim Anderson may be from the 1950s, but he could teach today's fathers a thing or two.

by Rabbi Lawrence Hajioff

Yes, breaking up is hard to do, but if you want to end a relationship it’s a must.

by Debbie Gutfreund

This year give your wife the gift she really wants.

by Bayla Sheva Brenner

Even though I married later in life, I anticipated having children. I still can’t believe it’s not going to happen. I wasn’t prepared for this.

by Aleeza Ben Shalom

From Yenta to the Bachelor, being a matchmaker isn’t what you think.

by Elad Nehorai

The real truth about love.

by Rabbi Shlomo Slatkin, MS, LCPC

Practical steps to alleviate the stress money may have on your marriage.

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech

How to be happily married for more than 50 years.

by Bari (Baila) Lyman

You may be your biggest obstacle to getting married. Take the Marriage Readiness Quiz.

by Rachel Rose M.Sc.

Ensuring your child's success after divorce.

by Rosie Einhorn, L.C.S.W. and Sherry Zimmerman, J.D., M.Sc.

Sage advice from Aish.com’s dating experts.

by Rachel Barmatz

Resolving the tension between career ambitions and maternal obligations.

by Leah Jacobs and Shaindy Marks

A less emotional and more practical approach to dating may yield great results.

by Freidl Liba bas Chava

Being single shouldn't mean being lonely at the holiest time of year

by Rosie Einhorn, L.C.S.W. and Sherry Zimmerman, J.D., M.Sc.

Like urban legends, they sound reasonable. But they're not.

by Diane Faber Veitzer

After 15 years of dating for marriage, I hit the jackpot in a most unexpected way.

by Dr. Meir Wikler

Symptoms, causes and what can be done about them.

by Rabbi Aryeh Pamensky

Commitment to creating an intimate marriage will facilitate mutual self-discovery and a life of meaningful fulfillment.

by Diane Faber Veitzer

I may lack a husband and children, but that's no reason for self-pity.

by Liba Pearson

When it comes to getting over a relationship's demise, a little patience and play-acting go a long way.