You're in a relationship - but not sure it's the right one for you. How do you know? Check out this post for some guidance.

It’s crazy. You thought you knew your partner. You thought the relationship was in a decent place. Sure, you have your fights from time to time. But this? How could they have cheated on you?

How can you tell if your partner needs therapy - and what should you do about it?

In the previous two posts we considered the reasons for getting divorced as well as the ramifications. In this post we’ll take a look at the other options you can consider before heading to a divorce lawyer.

What do you have to consider if you are thinking of divorce? What are the consequences?

The question of whether to end a marriage and seek a divorce is one of the hardest questions a person will ever have to face.

Living with an addict isn't easy. Get some insight into how to make it work.

Finding the right couples counselor is important if you want to fix things up in your marriage. Here's some tips on how to do that.

You cheated on your partner. You feel terrible. What do you do now?

If you've discovered your partner having an affair - or you had one yourself - you might be asking if this means your relationship isn't real. If maybe your partner doesn't love you, or you don't love them. Let's understand what's going on here.

Erectile dysfunction (AKA impotence) is a frustrating and embarrassing problem for anyone to have to deal with. Here are some ways a partner can support a man with this problem.

Let’s take a look at the options in front of you for helping your depressed partner. Please remember, though, that you are not responsible for your partner’s mental illness, and you cannot make it go away. The best you can do is try to help.

How can you know if you and your partner are compatible? Read this post to find out what you need to know about choosing a partner for life.

Before you buy something, you probably want to know whether it works. Same thing when you pay for a service. So does marriage counseling work?

When discussing the Five Love Languages with people, every now and then someone poses the following challenge: why do I have to learn to give in the way my partner receives? Why can’t they learn to receive in the way that I give? This is a valid question and is worth examining.