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Abhijit, 34, a software engineer, meets Alanna, 29, a doctor ...

Some cases of child/parent estrangement stem from a traumatic childhood. But in others it can come as a shock to parents who believe they did their best. People on both sides of family rifts share their stories with Gaby Hinsliff ...

'Going off' someone isn't the same as realising they're taking more than you want to give, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith ...

We are in a close and loving relationship, so neither of us can understand this last inhibition ...

The long read: As a sociologist, my career couldn't be further from that of my father, who spent his life on the road as a truck driver. It's only in recent years, as illness has struck, that I've started to truly understand him ...

It helps me to think of myself as my child's support animal. It doesn't berate or problem solve. It just shows up and sits with the child through their big feelings ...

About 1.4 million people have left online dating in the past year as experts say users see it as a chore rather than social activity ...

It's one of the most common forms of domestic violence, yet it can be psychologically threatening for parents to acknowledge that one child has abused another ...

From Dog Man spin-offs to sentient farts, there was something there for everyone ...

In some ways it's not really about the chewing, Philippa Perry suggests ...