Every relationship is built on something. In this section, we explore what creates long-term strength: shared values, friendship, trust, rituals of connection, and emotional repair. Whether you’re early in marriage or long into partnership, these insights help you revisit — and reinforce — what matters most.
As parents navigate marital challenges, the impact on their children often becomes a pressing concern. Research shows that specific patterns in parental relationships can significantly affect children’s emotional development and future relationships. Understanding these key…
Apologizing to your spouse means admitting your mistakes and understanding how they have affected your partner. A sincere apology must show empathy and compassion and express genuine remorse for hurting their feelings. Avoid justifying or…
Why Couple Time Gets Lost in Parenthood Finding meaningful time with your partner while parenting can feel like chasing a mirage—just when you think you’ve found a moment, someone needs a snack, a ride, or…
Views on conflict typically break down into two distinct attitudes. Termed as “The Two Babies,” these attitudes encapsulate the stark contrast between an approach open to growth and change and another steeped in defensiveness and…
This article explores why family mealtimes matter and how to make them work in today’s busy world. You’ll learn about the proven benefits of eating together, from better grades to stronger family bonds, and get…
Learning better marriage communication tools Good communication is a truism for a happy relationship. Marriage counseling teaches effective marriage communication tools, but you don’t have to spend money to learn. Yet some of the most…
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