Tyler Jamison Ph.D.

About

Tyler Jamison, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Human Development and Family Studies at the University of New Hampshire.

Recent Posts

The Power of Positive Regard

Sometimes we all need a reset to give the people in our lives the benefit of the doubt. Here are 3 strategies to help.

10 Green Flags for Great Relationships

Do you find yourself running from the harmful outcomes you fear about relationships? Consider these 10 green flags instead.

Leveraging Hard Times to Strengthen Your Relationship

Do you wonder what good could ever come out of your most stressful experiences? You may have a better toolbox for managing future challenges.

100 Percent of Couples Have Conflict. This Could Help.

How well do you use “I feel” statements in the middle of a crisis or stressful moment? Probably not very. Try this instead.

Is Sexting Good or Bad for a Relationship?

Learn whether sexy messages, pictures, and videos are likely to improve your relationship – and what risks to consider before diving in.

Learn whether sexy messages, pictures, and videos are likely to improve your relationship – and what risks to consider before diving in.

2 Signs That You're Working Too Hard at Your Relationship

There is a fine line between working on your relationship and walking on eggshells or white-knuckling through a bad situation. Can you find it?

There is a fine line between working on your relationship and walking on eggshells or white-knuckling through a bad situation. Can you find it?

How Single Are You, Really?

My colleague and I thought we knew what "single" meant. We were wrong. Here's a peek at what we learned about all the different ways to be single.

My colleague and I thought we knew what "single" meant. We were wrong. Here's a peek at what we learned about all the different ways to be single.

What Authenticity Looks Like in a Relationship

What would it look like if you re-framed the goal of dating to be less about what kind of relationships you end up in and more about how it makes you feel?

What would it look like if you re-framed the goal of dating to be less about what kind of relationships you end up in and more about how it makes you feel?

What It Means to Be an Emerging Adult

The time between high school and "adulting" can feel daunting, especially in your love life, but there are ways to feel less alone and still embrace freedom.

The time between high school and "adulting" can feel daunting, especially in your love life, but there are ways to feel less alone and still embrace freedom.

The Most Important Part of a Successful Relationship

Are you in it together, and are they going to look out for you?

Are you in it together, and are they going to look out for you?