We're living in a strange new normal. Dr. Karen Sherman offers advice on how couples can not just survive, but thrive during this trying time.

A new study shows that men who get married and have kids dramatically reduce the likelihood of being involved in a crime. Dr. Karen Sherman discusses.

In order to build a better or happier marriage you need to communicate effectively. Dr. Noelle Nelson explains how meetings can help.

Penn State researchers found that a husband's perception of their wife's weight impacted marital satisfaction. Dr. Karen Sherman discusses.

A new study found that firefighters who had loving stable marriages at home were more stressed at work than those who didn’t. Huh? Dr. Karen Sherman weighs in.

Researchers looked at two independent longitudinal studies to gauge the marital satisfaction at the beginning of the marriage and over time. The answer isn't so simple and Dr. Karen Sherman says we need to look at attachment styles, among other things.

A new study shows cohabitating men and women see housework differently. Essentially women do more, men do less where men spend more time in professional and academic work. Men think this is fair and women don't. Dr. Karen Sherman addresses this difference.

A new study reveals how happy couples argue, taking a solution-oriented approach to conflict. Dr. Karen Sherman explain what that means and how that can impact your marriage.

A new study found that not only are married people living longer than any other arrangement, but the gap is growing! Dr. Karen Sherman joins to explain the various factors.

A new study found that, on average, women’s levels of sexual desire were not only lower than men’s at the beginning of their marriages, but much more variable than men’s. Dr. Karen Sherman discusses why and how couples can navigate this issue.