A study published by the University of California found that couples who experience significant life events such as becoming parents, moving to a new home, changing jobs, and dealing with health...
Life-threatening events can have a profound impact on individuals' perceptions of their romantic partners. These experiences can lead to changes in trust levels, relationship satisfaction, and...
The impact of significant life events on romantic relationships can be profound, resulting in changes to both partners' perspectives on their relationship and themselves. These shifts may include...
Rebuilding relational identity can be challenging for couples whose lives have experienced significant changes over time. In particular, military personnel may face unique difficulties when their...
The study of how people prioritize their relationships is an important aspect of psychology that can shed light on the ways in which individuals cope with stressful situations. Researchers have found...
This article is about the possibility for ethical growth that comes from living in temporal liminality—a state of being between past identities and future selves—and how it can lead to personal...
In the United States, there is no official definition for "life changing events" but it could include things like marriage, having children, death of a loved one, retirement, job loss, divorce,...