Dr. Karen Sherman explores the reasons you should celebrate and the level of celebration that is appropriate.

When you know who you are and what your story is, you can shape how you respond to your spouse and the world. Dr. Noelle Nelson explains tips on how to make this happen.

We live in uncertain times where the future looks uncertain. How can couples move through the world without the weight of questions pulls them down?

How can you overcome the small issues that creep up in marriage that bothers you, but you want to break the cycle and resolve the issue.

We communicate in a lot of different ways and it might be your body language isn't saying what you want. Dr. Karen Sherman joins the podcast to discuss.

Marriage requires action to keep the love alive when it fades to the background. Dr. Noelle Nelson offers tips.

A listener reached out to say they knew of abuse in the family and told other members about it, but weren't getting the response they were hoping for. Dr. Karen Sherman offers advice.

Your spouse might do something you don't like, but how do you stop the resentment from taking over your marriage? Dr. Karen Sherman offers advice.

A new study looks at why couples who have sex at least once a week are happier... but it's not the intercouse! Dr. Karen Sherman discusses.

The longest running personality study ever has revealed that our personality changes so much that in life that you might look like a completely different person from when you were 14 to 77 years old. What does this mean for your marriage? Dr. Karen Sherman weighs in.