Do you often find yourself eating at restaurants that were not your choice? Are you regularly leaving work late because your boss asks you to do one last thing before you go? Do you feel taken advantage of? If you constantly find yourself unsatisfied in relationships, whether they be work-related or personal, it is likely […]
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At the core of healthy relationships you can feel safe, respected, and accepted for who you are. You feel equal to your friend or partner. This person enriches your life. They are mutually supportive and beneficial. A healthy relationship does not mean a perfect relationship, but it means that you are always respected and safe.
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[:en]With Valentine\’s day around the corner, whether we like it or not, L-O-V-E is most likely in the forefront of our minds. Whether you have a special someone to spend it with, or are flying solo this year, the tenants of what constitutes a healthy intimate relationship can certainly be beneficial knowledge for us all.
[:en] By Psychologist Paula Lorimer This question was asked in a conference I attended many years ago: “What is the most important relationship you’ll ever have?” There were many answers: a spouse, a soul mate, children, parents, etc. These relationships are significant and important, however they are not the most important relationship you’ll ever have.
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