Just because someone is nice doesn't mean they're a pushover. In fact, being nice is a good quality to have if you want a thriving marriage.

Nobody's perfect, but that doesn't mean it's easy to admit a mistake. It's often times tougher to admit mistakes to your spouse. Dr. Karen Sherman explains why and how to approach this issue.

Married partners will have a defined role they execute in the relationship (i.e., the fun one), but can that change? What do the roles mean? Dr. Karen Sherman offers insight.

There are times in a marriage when you just aren't feeling the love in your marriage. Is this normal? How can you prevent it from happening? Dr. Noelle Nelson offers advice.

Take your marriage from good to great. From approaching the conversation to implementing a plan. Dr. Karen Sherman offers advice.

New research has come out monitoring the effects of a happy marriage. Dr. Karen Sherman and Hitched editor, Steve Cooper, discuss; plus simple tips on how you can implement.

What are Dr. Karen Sherman's top tips to live a happily married life. Yes, we have the secrets and we're sharing them.

There are certain times when your spouse can use an extra helping hand (like the holidays), but offering your help and getting your spouse to accept the help can sometimes be difficult. Dr. Karen Sherman shares tips on how you can lend your support.

Are introverts and extroverts compatible? What do those terms really mean? Dr. Noelle Nelson breaks down the personalities of these two groups and what that means for your marriage.

If you're married long enough you're going to make little mistakes. Dr. Karen Sherman shares advice on how to handle these incidences.