Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Healthy relationships are essential to our physical and mental well-being, as they provide social support, reduce stress, and help us feel valued. A healthy relationship may look different for each person, but most healthy relationships share common characteristics.
A healthy relationship is one that makes both parties feel good. A healthy relationship is equal – not one-sided.
A healthy relationship is respectful – mutually respectful. A healthy relationship is honest – open communication.
A healthy relationship is loving – affection and caring for each other.
A healthy relationship is safe – healthy boundaries.
People who practice yoga know that it is a self-loving and self-nourishing activity. Not only do you get physical health benefits but the benefits of general well being. A regular yoga practice can do wonders to nurture your most important relationship, the relationship with yourself. As you heart and happiness grows, you will start to…
Understandably, people always want to know how they can have a good, solid relationship that withstands the test of multiple decades. Researchers dedicate their life’s work to better understanding human psychology in order to help people maintain better relationships. While many studies reveal “good communication,” “common interests,” and “frequent sex” to be “the most important…
In working with patients of all types of conditions and diagnoses, it’s always comforting to see them hand in hand with their significant other through the thick and thin of it. Not only because I know that they are receiving the support they need, but also because I know that they are benefiting their health…
In my practice, as I have helped and coached patients through bettering their health, I find that most people share a common belief. When it comes to the subject of their health and symptoms, my patients expect me to talk about their diet, physical activity, mental health, medications, and other similar subjects. And I do….
The relationship just ended and he/she was not the right one and you’re so D-O-N-E. The stages of shock, sadness, anger, relief, or whatever you were feeling have come and gone and you’re secretly thinking that you will never date a person who has THAT quality ever again. It doesn’t matter if the relationship was…
Experts say emotional wounds start in early childhood for some and continue throughout life for many. While some heal from their childhood traumas, others don’t and many don’t even realize they have issues until well into middle age, after multiple failed relationships. Ugh… When a child is exposed to great fear or stress early on,…
It’s a simple question. One would think that the answer would be a no-brainer, but it’s not – not for many. Why is it so hard to understand that kids should not be involved in the problems of their divorced or separated parents? They should not be put in the middle…ever! Gaining your child’s love…
It’s time to get real about dating. Getting back on the dating horse was something that I had to do after my divorce. And dating is always a hot topic no matter what age or stage you are in. Before I go any further, let me be clear. What I am about to discuss is…
Eat your vegetables and fruits, get seven to nine hours of sleep, don’t smoke, walk 30 minutes a day, stand more, stress less, be more mindful. It can be quite an undertaking to arrange and maintain a schedule that promotes health and longevity. And interestingly, the one activity you may not be placing high enough…
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