Ring theory

According to ring theory, in cases of grief or other crisis, support should flow in certain directions #grief #ringtheory #support

It's hard to know what to say when someone you know is going through a crisis. Whether a person has lost a loved one, received a dire medical diagnosis, or is experiencing some other kind of grief, we're often at a loss for words for how to comfort them.It gets even trickier when we share in some me...

Ever wondered if you're saying the right thing to a friend in need? Check out the Ring Theory of Kvetching, a great tool to understanding how best to help!

The recent tragedy in Dallas, Texas, leaves many people asking not only “How did this happen?” but “How can I help?” Dallas Police Chief David Brown has asked the community …

The engagement ring is no exception to changing tastes and fashions through the years, as shown by this guide to diamond ring styles over the last century.

Created by clinical psychologist Susan Silk and her friend Barry Goldman, ring theory trains people on "how not to say the wrong thing" when people are going through traumatic crises.

The popular prong setting continues to be a first choice for engagement rings. Learn everything you need to know about the timeless style in our ultimate guide.