A lot of hurtful things have been said and expressed by family and friends during the Presidential Election season that have torn at the fiber of close relationships. Dr. Karen Sherm and Hitched Editor, Steve Cooper, discuss how to understand, heal and move forward; including scenarios for social media and family gatherings.

Can mental health improve on our physical health? Yes! Absolutely being mentally in-shape can have a positive physical health correlation. Dr. Karen Sherman discusses a few pieces of low-hanging mental health fruit.

Not everything we attempt or support is going to reach the outcome we want. So... how do you accept the results and move forward in a positive manner? Dr. Karen Sherman provides tips and insights to help.

Do you know what a progressive argument is? Dr. Noelle Nelson does and she's here to share her tips on how to take issues you and your spouse have complained about for years and solve them amicably. Really!

A new study came out suggesting it's bad for men to be the breadwinners in a marriage. Dr. Karen Sherman shares her thoughts on why that might be, along with other aspects of the study and modern marriages.

Marriage expert and author Chana Levitan discusses her latest book, 'That's Why I Married You: How to Dance with Personality Differences' and shares a few insights on what readers can expect from the book and lessons gained. You can buy the book here.

While it's important for new parents to bond with their new baby, it's also important for couples to not ignore the bond of their own relationship. Dr. Karen Sherman shares tips on how to keep the connection strong.

There is a lot of anxiety in our society about a myriad of things. Dr. Karen Sherman explains the importance of anxiety, understanding it and how to deal with it.

How do you know if you or your spouse is clinically depressed? What should you do if you or your spouse is depressed? Dr. Karen Sherman explains what qualifies as depression and how couples and move forward.

Relationship dynamics can be tough to transition to and from. This can be really tough when adult children are still leaning heavily on their parents for support when their spouse should take over the role. Dr. Karen Sherman provides insight.