Some couples want to sleep in separate rooms, but wonder if that means something is wrong with their relationship. What do marriage counselors say?

Once a cheater, always a cheater? Or can someone who cheated truly change and build a trusting relationship. The answer may surprise you!

Do you find yourself in repeated arguments with your partner? Sometimes over totally insignificant issues? Learn how to communicate in a way that your spouse can hear you out.

The holidays this year will certainly look a little different. Read these tips on how you can maintain your boundaries for your health and safety around your family.

Do you have communication issues in your relationship? Do you often feel like you're just not hearing each other? You can learn how to communicate effectively!

Trying to decide between couples counseling or getting help with co-parenting? Here are some points to think about in making the decision.

How can learning to listen change your relationships and change your life? Learn more from a national expert on compassionate listening.

How does stress affect relationships? And how can you protect your relationship from the negative effects of stress?

Why do people cheat in relationships? Here's 6 reasons to consider - and only one of them has to do with a problem in the relationship itself.

Thinking you need couples counseling, but not sure how to get your significant other on board? This post will help you figure out how to broach the question.

For people who are reluctant to try marriage counseling, here are some common objections we hear and some different ways to think about them.

Is apologizing really the solution to the argument you had with your spouse or partner? In fact, it's probably not the best approach. What is?

With the quarantining and social distancing as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, many of us find ourselves cooped up with our spouses and kids 24/7. How can you protect your marriage during this challenging time?

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