28% of my client base, which includes both men and women, are 50 or older, and, while many aspects of dating are the same at any age (the nerves, the anticipation, the awkwardness), some things are unique to this age demographic.

Being a great dater isn’t about impressing your date. It’s about having fun. If you’re enjoying yourself, then you’ll be a great date. Here are ten tips to help you have more fun on dates!

A new study published in the journal Psychological Science suggests that when viewing photos, people have drastically different reactions to slight changes in the facial expressions shown.

Social media has added a whole new dimension to the lovescape. Dating sites may have prepared us to have some online information about dating prospects, but social media has made our date’s lives an open book… as a psychologist who specializes in dating, I’ve seen how this can complicate things.

Seriously, your pics with a tiger aren’t fooling anyone. Grab a camera and some decent lighting, and just take a normal picture.

Love empowerment is about visualizing your perfect match and taking full personal responsibility for having the love you want. Here is a breakdown you can use as an action plan for drawing love into your life!

If you’ve ever sent (or received) an email that simply says, “Hey, what’s up sexy?” — then you know the outcome: crickets.  Here are five creative ways to get women to respond to your email!

Love is all about authenticity, so it may seem a bit contradictory to be talking about mystery as an asset in relationships. However, I’ve found that mystery is vital in any relationship… and it can be linked to authenticity.

The person I’m seeing only split up with her ex about three months ago. She said she’s not ready for a full-on relationship, which to that I said, “I’m willing to take it at whatever pace you are happy with.” After all, I really like her and we enjoy spending time together. The only other issue is she still talks and sees her ex as friends!

You might think you know what it means to have a hookup mom. Your mom might worry about your career options, panic over your single status, and send you daily emails, reminding you ever so gently to “FRIEND SHEILA MYERSON’S SON ON FACEBOOK RIGHT NOW!!! He just got a PhD in astrophysics and I know you like outer space too!!! Friend him!!!”