Social media is definitely a double-edged sword. On one hand, it helps us connect to loved ones. On the other hand, it can lead to destructive feelings of isolation and loneliness.
With so many difficult problems in the world, it can feel like you're shouldering these burdens on your own. Here's how to talk about them with your spouse.
Is your new baby keeping you up at night and straining in your marriage? You're not alone. A few adjustments can help you and your spouse be a strong team.
The introvert falls for the extrovert. The one who loves to save marries the one who loves to shop. Are these relationships destined to thrive or doomed to fail?
No matter how long you've been with your spouse, it's important to have a clear understanding of intimacy in the bedroom—or wherever your shared sex life takes you.
Relationship boundaries aren't restricting. They provide the freedom to express your needs and values while honoring the needs and values of your partner.
It's tricky sometimes to get in the mood when you're not feeling frisky. So how often should you and your spouse have sex? As often as it takes for you both to feel satisfied.
Have you ever felt that you're "going crazy" or "losing your mind?" While subtle, this could be gaslighting, an extremely detrimental relationship dynamic.
If a relationship is like a garden, then a couple’s shared vulnerability is like fertilizer, or manure. Icky at times, it helps a relationship grow and thrive.
Is too much negativity creeping into your relationship? This common tendency is a relationship killer. Learn how to be more positive for the health of your relationship.
More and more couples are seeking the help of a third party before things break down. As a result, marriages are being rebuilt before the ‘D’ word is ever mentioned.