Mark Travers Ph.D.

About

Mark Travers, Ph.D., is an American psychologist with degrees from Cornell University and the University of Colorado Boulder.

Recent Posts

The steady decline of third spaces poses problems for single folk. Here are two reasons why.

Always questioning your reality at work? You might be a victim of gaslighting.

Two reasons why friendship is a must when it comes to marriage.

Here's how to avoid letting a difficult past prevent you from a good future.

Grand gestures are out; micro-actions are in. Here's how to incorporate them into your relationship.

Looking for love? Consider a reality check before you continue your search.

There's a very fine line between being nice and being overly agreeable. Here's how to spot the difference in your relationship.

Self-awareness begets a stronger foundation for your marriage. Here's how.

Just a short break can keep conflicts from escalating.

Ranked from easiest to worst to cope with, these are the five kinds of one-sided love.