Below is a link to an interesting article in last week’s NY Times magazine section on marriage and physical health.  It seems that years of research demonstrate that people that are in stable relationships benefit from better health unless there is a significant degree of conflict and stress in the relationship.  The way in which conflict is handled is considered to be a key mitigating factor.

MAGAZINE | April 18, 2010
Is Marriage Good for Your Health?
By TARA PARKER-POPE
What the research shows about the relationship between relationships and physical well-being.

By David B. Younger, Ph.D, CGP, P.C.

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