Tag: Carlin Flora
The Fragility of Friendship
Based on research on the fragility of friendship, friends forever, even among adults, is usually a self-perpetuating myth.
Text Message Violated Trust Between Friends
One friend snooped, the other was caught writing hurtful words. Is is possible to rebuild their friendship?
Friendship: Starting from zero
How to make friends when you’re starting from zero and entering adulthood all alone.
Remaining connected with a friend on a spiritual journey
One friend is touting new religious beliefs while the other is losing faith in the friendship.
Friendless In A New Town
After getting married and moving to the country, a woman finds herself friendless, without a social circle.
Friendship by the Book: An Interview with Carlin Flora, author of Friendfluence
The new book Friendfluence: The Surprising Way Friends Make Us Who We Are (Doubleday, 2013) by Carlin Flora makes a seminal contribution to the literature on friendship.
Friends: Awkward encounters of the friendly kind
Carlin Flora, features editor of Psychology Today, recently put together an awesome article that is full of advice for those struggling with modern friendship dilemmas–from how to heal rifts to how to network the non-slimy way. Read her piece here: Friends: Awkward Encounters of the Friendly Kind
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