Most couples wait far too long to seek professional help when the marriage hits a rough patch, and a common scenario is one partner wants to go and the other does not. As a result, some couples therapists are adapting traditional couples-counseling techniques for use with one spouse only.

The Wall Street Journal, 3/6/2012

Clay and Shauna Sauer, the parents of teenager Taylor who died while texting and driving, are fighting to have laws instated to prevent similar accidents.

TODAY, 3/5/2012

March 8th marks the celebration of International Women’s Day. The holiday has political roots, having gotten its start as a Socialist event, but its focus has expanded since the first International Women’s Day in 1909. Today, it’s a day to take note of women’s economic, social, and political achievements, as well as a day for us to celebrate the special women in our lives.

Care2, 3/4/2012

The Wall Street Journal, 2/21/2012

A New York City high-school senior, age 18, explains why he quit Facebook.

New York Post, 2/12/2012

Tara Parker-Pope lovingly remembers her good friend, author Jeffrey Zaslow, who died in a car accident over the weekend. Whether he was penning his insightful novel about friendships among a group of women from Ames, Iowa; writing “The Last Lecture” with the Carnegie Mellon professor Randy Pausch, who delivered that now famous lecture after learning he had pancreatic cancer; or writing “The Magic Room: A Story About the Love We Wish for Our Daughters,” dedicated to his own beloved daughters, Zaslow almost always focused on themes of love, commitment, and living in the moment.  His work as a co-author also included the memoirs of Gabrielle Giffords and Chesley B. Sullenberger III, the pilot who safely landed a damaged airliner on the Hudson River in 2009.

The New York Times, 2/13/2012

The typewriter is seeing a resurgence in popularity as of late. People of all ages are finding that using a typewriter benefits them in various ways, such as by boosting their writing and spelling skills.

CBS News, 2/5/2012

College student Jake Reilly conducted both a social experiment and a self-exploration when he took a 90-day vacation from social media, email, and cell phones. He did this because he was worried that people spend more time with gadgets and keyboards these days than they do quality time with the people they really care about. During his experiment, Jake found that some people he counted among his close friends weren't really that close after all. He also discovered that taking a break from one's relationship with social media and really paying attention to the people around us can help revive real-life romance and enhance friendships and relationships.

Yahoo! News, 1/31/2012

The Today Show and psychiatrist Dr. Ish Major give tips and strategies for getting past a fight with a significant other, such as using humor and the importance of touching.

Today Show, 1/26/2012

New research has shown that heartbreak is a real occurrence, especially after the loss of a loved one. And it can literally kill you. Researchers from the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center found that a person's risk of suffering from a heart attack increases by 21 times in the first 24 hours after losing a loved one.

USA Today, 1/19/2012

Here are some tips written by Dr. Oz himself on how to get better, more restful sleep in the new year.

Parade, 1/20/2012