Robert Taibbi

Endings are part of life, but there are good and less good ways of handling them. Here are suggestions for doing them right.

The models imprinted on us and the coping skills we developed as children no longer work in adulthood. How to upgrade your skills, control emotions, and use them as information.

Shutting down is not the problem, but a solution to an underlying emotional difficulty.

Our beliefs, assumptions, and expectations drive our negative emotions. Here are four common beliefs and how to change them.

Many siblings drift apart as they enter adulthood. Here are some of the common reasons and how to close the gap.

Rather than feeling overwhelmed by life, we can take charge and shape it to represent who we really are.

We often fail at making changes because we try to do too much at once. Instead, try making smaller changes for just one week—you may be surprised by what you can accomplish in such a short time.

Over time, power imbalances and differing coping styles can take their toll on relationships, increasing conflict. Here’s how to find balance by managing anxiety and compromises.

If you struggle to feel any happiness, it is not that you can't feel it but that you've learned to associate it with anxiety and disaster. Four common causes and their solutions.

The price of being engaged with social media is that we've become uncomfortable with solitude. But solitude gives us time to solve problems and get to know ourselves better.