A new CNBC artictle dives into a money study and the relationship it has with how well couples do (or not). Dr. Karen Sherman shares her insight.

A new study suggests that depening on your friends and your race! might have an impact on your liklihood of divorce. Dr. Karen Sherman weighs in.

Divorce coach Laura Bonarrigo joins us to discuss how couples can learn from previous relationships and thrive in their second (or third marriages).

A new study shows that married men make more money compared to women, but also more than single men. Dr. Karen Sherman discusses why that might be.

What do Ben Franklin's virtues have to do with relationships and how can they help couples navigate their future? Dr. Noelle Nelson explains how this all ties together. In part 2 of our conversation.

A recent survey showed that 1 in 3 Americans say they are burned out from the holidays before Christman. Dr. Karen Sherman offers advice on how to accept stress and deal with it in a healthy manner.

What do Ben Franklin's virtues have to do with relationships and how can they help couples navigate their future? Dr. Noelle Nelson explains how this all ties together.

The holidays are a time of year that when we generate a lot of memories, which makes celebrating them especially difficult when we've suffered a loss. Grief specialist Gary Roe guides listeners on what to expect and how to use the holiday season to grieve well.

We all have different ways of making decisions and the process in reaching conclusions can vary. Dr. Tomi Bryan explains how she and her husband honor their different processes and how they got there.

New guest on the show Brigitte Cutshall is a Solutions Consultant and Health Advocate. She is also a two-time breast cancer survivor and living with a benign brain tumor. Today she shares her keys to fulfilling marriage.