April 2026

Heartbreaks and toxic relationships: how to stop repeating the same pattern

A breakup can feel like the end of many things at once. It’s not just a relationship that is lost. A routine, an expectation, an idea of the future, and, in many cases, a version of oneself that was organized around that bond are also lost. That’s why reducing a breakup to just “getting over

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Anger in the Couple: Warning Signs and How to Prevent It from Escalating

El psicoterapeuta Roberto Maldonado plantea una idea fundamental: la ira es una emoción completamente normal y su función más básica tiene que ver con la defensa personal y con la necesidad de poner límites. Dicho de otro modo, no aparece de la nada. Suele encenderse cuando algo importante para una persona se siente invadido, desatendido

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When the conflict is not a lack of love but how we communicate

There are relationships where the problem doesn’t start with betrayal, a devastating fight, or an obvious absence. It starts with something harder to explain: the feeling of not being loved in the way one needs. This nuance matters because it completely changes the interpretation of the conflict. It’s not always about a lack of love.

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