Dr. McGeehan helps people play detective by sharing the six most overlooked red flags in a relationship—and what to do next.

Relationships are a foundational component ... Edmondson’s concept of psychological safety — the belief that one will not be punished “for speaking up with ideas, questions, concerns ...

Do you take risks? If you do, which ones are you most likely to take? Which come easiest, which are most difficult? Do you take risks willingly, anxiously or a little of both? Are there risks you ...

Romantic connections are some of the closest we can have. We rely on our partners for a sense of warmth, belonging, comfort, and safety. We trust them with our deepest fears and dreams and offer ...

When the word “safety” comes up within the context of relationships, your mind may immediately fall to the importance of physical safety. Emotional safety, however, is equally as crucial.

If you’re wondering how to navigate this tricky terrain while maintaining emotional safety and building higher expectations for your relationship, you’re not alone. In this article ...

Psychotherapist, Dr. Gina Peña, joined Gayle Guyardo, the host of the global health and wellness show, Bloom, with ways to protect your emotional safety in relationships.

This journey includes helping them take ownership of their health, safety, and relationships, including dating. By instilling these values early, we set the foundation for a healthy and balanced ...

The quickest way to create emotional safety in any relationship is to show that you trust your partner and respect their needs. Trust and respect must always go both ways. If he has a few close ...

According to Mitchell, a registered psychologist, “It’s important to foster an environment of authenticity and emotional safety in relationships involving AVPD. Encourage honest and open ...