It’s hard to know what to do or say when a loved one is in the throes of a devastating breakup. No matter what you try — talking about it, not talking about it, vilifying the ex, coming up with fun ...

Support dos and don'ts from breast cancer survivors. Oct. 9, 2013— -- intro: Whether your friend or family member is newly diagnosed or in the midst of treatment, she's unlikely to be wowed by ...

Illnesses and injuries are an inevitable fact of life—and eventually, it'll hit someone you love. And over the past few years, I've experienced health crises as a friend, a main caretaker—and most ...

Support from family and friends can benefit someone with bulimia, which is a serious eating disorder. There are multiple ways to help a friend living with bulimia, such as listening, encouraging them ...

Sexual assault has been prevalent in the news lately. And despite the controversy over the details of the Rolling Stone article about an alleged gang rape at the University of Virginia or the war of ...

This is part of Advice Week: Friendship Edition. We’ll help you make friends, leave them—and even sleep with them. We’ve gotten some great questions over the years about the interesting dilemmas our ...

My good friend “Candice” is a wonderful person and loyal friend, but has become a real Debbie Downer as we have gotten older. To be fair, she does not have it easy. She has a stressful, demanding job, ...

I don’t want to hurt her feelings or lie. She avoids asking her husband and daughter for help because they work.

LOS ANGELES — It’s hard to know what to do or say when a loved one is in the throes of a devastating breakup. No matter what you try — talking about it, not talking about it, vilifying the ex, coming ...