couples and marriage counseling

When you said your vows for better or worst you [...]

Nitpicking is an unpleasant habit and it doesn’t make anyone [...]

Good relationships don't happen overnight. Relationships can be challenging and [...]

Nitpicking. Fault-finding. Hypercriticism. Regardless of which term you use, the [...]

Did you know that divorce rates have declined over 18% [...]

Arguing with your partner can make you miserable, right? Forget [...]

Gary writes: My wife and I have been fighting a lot lately. She went to the doctor recently and was told she had some issues with hormones, so whenever we get into a fight she says, “It's just the hormones." I want to support her but am having a hard time dealing with the constant arguments.

Couples counseling is far more effective for dealing with relationship [...]

You may be one of those lucky people with golden in-laws that appreciate you and kindly stay out of your private business.  They don't pressure you to do anything that goes against your own morals or house rules and they never ask you to do anything that would hurt your family relationships in any way.

You have walked down the aisle and with tears of happiness said your vows “For better or for worse; for richer or for poorer; in sickness and in health; to love and to cherish; till death do us part." The two of you rush to the wedding get away car and head off to the honeymoon. Once back from an amazing time, the two of you are settling into what you think is real marriage. You float around the house in bliss thinking that this will last forever.