A new survey on financial deception reveals the damage it can cause a marriage. Dr. Karen Sherman dives into what that means, why it's happening and what to do about it.

Researchers found a link that married people don't expiernce dimentia as much as other groups, but they're not sure why. Dr. Karen Sherman shares her thoughts on why these finding are encouraging.

Worrying is a natural part of the human emotion and of relationships. Dr. Noelle Nelson explains how you can navigate these feelings and form a more secure relationship as a result.

What does having an ego in marriage mean? How can ego help your marriage? Dr. Noelle Nelson explains.

A new study suggests that couples who consider their spouse their best friend are happier. Dr. Karen Sherman disucsses these results.

Researchers looked at nearly 300,000 patients who had been diagnosed with breast cancer and found that only those who were married had better prognosis' than those who were single. Why? Dr. Karen Sherman joins to explain.

When you show appreciation toward your spouse, you'll be amazed at how you will set yourself up for success in your marriage. These aren't just words either. Dr. Noelle Nelson discusses.

Marriage rates, divorce rates and a variety of other factors around marriage fluctuate throughout time. How does societal impact play a role? Dr. Karen Sherman shares her thoughts.

Dr. Noelle Nelson explains how responding to non-verbal or thoughtless bits of communication can undermine your marriage.

Dr. Frankie Bashan joins the podcast to explore how the metaphor of taking care of your car translates to your relationship... and some people actually do take better care of their car.