Falling in love is the fun part, the liberating and thrilling part. There is also the wedding day: the apex of your romance. Two people star in their own drama, a gorgeous fuss is made about them, ...

Current research and views of Western marriage support the idea that an open marriage, supporting the growth and development of the individuals within a marriage, creates the healthiest environment ...

Married couples tend to report better physical and mental health outcomes than their non-married counterparts, according to a study from the Journal of Family Psychology, but there are certain ...

Decision-making in a marriage can often feel like a delicate balancing act. Here’s how the “two-yes, one-no” rule helps make decisions that allow your marriage to thrive. As most couples know, making ...

I've been married for 12 years but travel by myself often. A coworker even asked me once if I was in an open marriage because of my solo travels. We recognize our dreams as a couple, but also as ...

American individualist culture says that if you're not wildly in love with your partner, then something must be horribly wrong with your marriage. It isn’t. As a couples' therapist, I get a call from ...

Recent polling from Gallup confirms that married people are happier than single people, further confirmation of God’s declaration in Genesis that man was not meant to be alone (2:18). Marital ...

The erosion of marriage throughout the past four decades has had large-scale negative effects on both children and adults and lies at the heart of many social problems with which government currently ...

If there’s anything we learned from the 10 years our family served in Congress it’s that politicians in Washington can’t save America. Families will. And strong marriages are the foundation of great ...