Happily married couples share goals, needs and are able to communicate not just about the minutia of their daily lives, but also about their emotions. When partners struggle

Both you and your spouse have your own relationship histories that include not just your previous romantic partner, but also your parents, siblings, relatives, friends, coworkers and mentors.

During the times of stress and fights in a marriage, some spouses use withdrawing as a way to cope with their stress. They move away from a conflict

Both you and your spouse have your own relationship histories that include not just your previous romantic partner, but also your parents, siblings, relatives, friends, coworkers and mentors.

We hear a lot from the community that some of the husbands in marriage have a hard time expressing themselves to their wives. Whether it’s because of social

When losing your temper and dealing with one argument after another have become part of your day to day married life, anger control issues are probably to blame.

Don’t push the buttons Using a different tone of voice or rolling your eyes are common behaviors that can push buttons, particularly in your spouse. Whether done intentionally

Looking good and feeling good is an important part of life today for both men and women and you can accomplish that by working out. Having a good

So, you found and married “The One.” That’s great! Now, how do you keep “The One?” Any successful relationship, whether it is with your co-workers, friends, family or

Gary Chapman, author of The 5 Love Languages believes “Each person has a primary love language that we must learn to speak if we want that person to