Love is wonderful, but even the best relationships need boundaries to stay healthy and strong. Boundaries are like invisible lines that help both people feel respected, safe, and happy together. When ...

Boundaries are one of the most difficult things to hold on to and implement when dealing with the alcoholic/addict in one's life. Whether it is upholding a curfew or expecting sobriety, it can often ...

This event is crucial for the many families, world-wide, who faced the added stress of addiction during their first full-scale holiday gatherings post-COVID. As we step into the New Year, it's ...

Sometimes, what feels like rudeness is just a powerful display of self-respect and healthy boundaries. Whether saying "no" to plans that drain your energy or being direct about what you need, these ...

Don’t Give Up: How to Maintain Hope for the Addict in Your Life I frequently receive late night calls, especially on the weekend, asking for help for an addict in need. Last weekend, a colleague ...

Jeff Brown delivers this week's inspiration on the Spirituality page. April 8, 2011 — -- I grew up in a home without boundaries. We had walls between the rooms, and locks on the bathroom doors, ...

New relationships bring out everyone’s best behavior. However, once the excitement settles, what helps couples actually work is less about romantic gestures and more about practical decisions. Healthy ...