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No such thing as a broken heart?
When it comes to breakups, most of us prepare for the worst. But according to new research, they tend to be less heartbreaking than we initially fear. Here, Dr. Laura Berman gives advice on how to land on your feet after calling it quits.
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This spring, get your sexy back
As the season shifts, rekindle romance by dusting yourself off for love
Lust or bust? Inside the baby boomer bedroom
Dr. Laura Berman looks at the challenges facing couples in this generation
Is your personality ruining your relationship?
Dr. Laura Berman identifies traits that could be sabotaging your love
5 ways to keep kids from ruining your sex life
Dr. Laura Berman shares ways to prevent children from spoiling the fun
Real dating disasters (and how to deal with them)
Dr. Laura Berman dispenses precious advice for dates gone wrong
  About Dr. Laura Berman

Dr. Laura Berman is the director of the Berman Center in Chicago, a specialized healthcare facility dedicated to helping couples find fulfilling sex lives and enriched relationships. She is also an assistant clinical professor of OBGYN and psychiatry at the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University. She has been working as a sex educator, researcher and therapist for 18 years.