How to ensure enthusiastic consent before a first hookup
As a sex educator, I often begin my consent workshops by discussing the difference in the behaviors between folks who are showing sexual interest and those who are not.
What it’s like to date with anxiety, OCD, and depression
Mental Health Awareness Month may be drawing to a close, but life with a mental health condition goes on even after the hashtags fade away.
Dating through the decades: A look back
From dowries to lovers’ lanes, the accoutrements of courtship have evolved as society has shifted.
Keepler Reflection Guide: Staying in the present moment
Mindful relationships start with learning how to stay present in everyday life. This Keepler reflection guide is designed to help you learn how to not only access the present moment, but to experience it without judgment.
The little things are the big things: Finding dating wisdom in a poem about marriage
It’s wild to think 1950s marriage advice might still be relevant, but this Wilferd Peterson gem still resonates (making it one of the best love poems ever).
Long-distance date ideas: 7 ways to keep the spark lit from afar
New relationship energy is a delight, but sometimes, real-life face time just isn’t possible. Stay connected with these long-distance date ideas.
Mental fitness matters when it comes to dating, too.
Should you stay with someone who looks great but doesn’t meet your emotional needs?
Not exactly love at first sight? Why a second date might be worth it.
The first date went well enough. The conversation was relatively steady, if not sparkling. But did you feel that “spark?”
Mindful dating: The Keepler difference
Have you ever wondered if there’s life beyond the swipe? If so, you’re in good company.
Wondering how to break up with someone? The “talk” doesn’t have to be so hard.
The breakup conversation is enough to incite dread or even cause us to stay in a relationship too long, but it doesn’t have to be that way.