We talk what it means to remain loving without losing yourself.

Amy B. Scher and Shannon Kaiser talk about one of the most misunderstood aspects of healing.

Why emotional overfunctioning is leaving so many high-functioning women burned out, disconnected, and mistaking self-abandonment for love. Sometimes what feels like love is actually emotional overfunctioning—and the difference can lead to self-abandonment. If you’ve ever left a date, a conversation, or even a long-term relationship feeling completely drained instead of connected, it’s worth asking yourself […]

The hidden psychology behind betrayal and how emotional debt affects relationships.

Many of us leave high-conflict, manipulative relationships blaming ourselves, here’s why.

The unconscious roles we assign each other, and the emotional patterns we mistake for love.

Subtle signs You’re Dating Someone Who Already Has a Partner

Let’s say you are on your way to the movies for your date, and they call and say, “Can you pick up snacks on the way? I’ll meet you at the theater.” This is early in the relationship, maybe the second or third date. A normal, healthy person might think, “Sure, no problem. Happy to […]

There’s a lot being exposed right now about how women are being treated. What we’re seeing on a large scale reflects patterns that show up in everyday dating and relationships. This post focuses on the early behaviors that often go unnoticed, and how they can lead to relationships where you feel confused, disrespected, or unsafe. […]

Dive into the power of healing through writing — whether it’s journaling, writing a book, writing poems, or creative expression in any form.