Michelle Gannon, PhD and Beth Jaeger-Skigen, LCSW explain the latest research by Dr. Brene Brown, which focuses on the power of vulnerability and empathy; what "wholehearted living" means; Rising Strong Workshops and more. For more visit www.risingstrongworkshop.com and www.hitchedmag.com

Is it normal to have attaction to others when you're married? Is it normal to have a crush on others? What to do if you find yourself in this situation? Dr. Karen Sherman offers advice.

We frequently discuss how talking about marriage problems with friends and family is taboo, but this week we tackle the subject head-on with advice on how to break that taboo. Dr. Karen Sherman shares her insight.

Dr. Sue Johnson, the creator of Emotionally Focused Therapy, discusses the importance of adult bonding, why people should care, the research that backs it up and much, much more.

Men and women have biological differences when it comes to their sexual needs. Dr. Rebecca Jorgensen offers tips and information that couples can implement tonight. Text 33444 and type in "bettersex" to get your free handout.

New research reveals there's more to gratitude than creating a pleasant environment. Dr. Noelle Nelson explains how gratitude can be used as a tool and how to weild it.

Entering retirement is a big life change: you have a lot of free time, you have more time to spend with your spouse, you might have different aspirations. Dr. Karen Sherman explains how you and your spouse can thrive during this transition.

Sometimes just saying, 'I'm Sorry' isn't enough to smooth over the harsh terrain that was created by an error in the past. Drs. Michelle Gannon and Sam Jinich explain how to deliver a heartfelt and effective apology.

Mental health is a huge issue in this country, but it doesn't get the attention it deserves. Dr. Karen Sherman shares her thoughts on what's happening, why it matters, and where it's going.

A new study reveals that those who don't have big expectations for their marriage are happier than those who have high expectations, but fail to reach those goals. Dr. Karen Sherman offers her perspective.