Dear Abby: My daughter was diagnosed with a disease. Soon after, she decided to marry a man she’d met. I’m not fond of the guy, and I find it difficult to have a relationship with him. They ...

As a psychiatrist, I have observed that relationships are one of the major sources of exhaustion for many of my patients. In my new book I discuss how to deal with different kinds of draining ...

Does your mother still try to control your life even though you have your own home, career, and kids? Controlling moms may fear letting go because they worry about you. Learn how to set boundaries ...

Q: How do you deal with bullying with a child whose parents simply don’t parent her and your child is forced to see that child at school, in the neighborhood and at other activities? A… ...

I'm 23, the only child of a controlling, paranoid, hermitlike and hyper-religious mother and a peace-loving, passive father. I graduated from college last year.

By not adjusting well, the daughter-in-law can become controlling, rude, or sometimes jealous. However, there are a few ways in which you can understand and deal with her better. Read on to know more.

Experts share the signs that your mother exerts too much control over your life, like trying to be your best friend, being overly protective, and more.