No two relationships look the same. Here we honor the complexities and strengths of couples who live outside the “traditional” mold — LGBTQ+ partnerships, intercultural or interfaith couples, neurodivergent relationships, age-gap relationships, poly-leaning or non-monogamous structures, and more. Inclusive, thoughtful guidance rooted in real research and real respect.
Living in a relationship where one partner is neurodivergent brings unique challenges and opportunities. While these relationships can face communication hurdles and emotional disconnects, they also offer chances for deep understanding and growth when both…
Living with an undiagnosed autistic partner can feel deeply lonely and confusing. When others don’t see or understand your relationship struggles, you might start doubting yourself. This experience, known as Cassandra Syndrome, affects many partners…
Long-distance relationships often get a bad rap, but research suggests they can be just as fulfilling as geographically close partnerships. In fact, according to recent studies published in the Journal of Communication, couples separated by…
Interfaith marriages have become increasingly common in America, rising from 19% before 1960 to nearly 40% of marriages since 2010. While these relationships can build bridges between different faith communities, they also present unique challenges…
Covenant Marriage emerges as an inspirational pathway for couples seeking to forge an especially meaningful and enduring marital bond. This distinctive approach to matrimony aims for higher psychological commitment to relationship growth, therapeutic intervention, and…
Marriage counseling for military couples often focuses on the difficult challenges that couples may face. However, this post will also discuss the strengths and advantages of being in a military relationship. Joining the military provides…
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