If you've ever had trouble getting into relationship talk, perhaps some football analogies will help. Dr. Karen Sherman and editor Steve Cooper give you the playbook.

You might not think birthdays or anniversaries or even Valentine's Day is an important occassion, but they might provide just the spark your marriage needs. Dr. Karen Sherman offers tips and explanations on how to get the most out of them.

You know what you know, but you find yourself in a conversation with someone else who denies the truth. What can you do? What should you say? Dr. Karen Sherman offers fresh information to help with these frustrating situations.

When you have a power couple with two strong personalities, it can be tough for them to agree or back down from a point. Dr. Karen Sherman offers tips on how they can be an all-star team.

All people have differences, even married couples. Dr. Noelle Nelson shares her tips on how to avoid having those differences turn into full blown conflict.

We all want to live happily ever after, but what happens if you aren't feeling loved in your own marriage? Dr. Karen Sherman suggests it could be normal. She also shares tips on what to do about it.

Just because you are no longer married to your ex doesn't mean that circumstances can't change and your feelings might return. Dr. Karen Sherman shares advice on how to handle these feelings and how to interact with your current spouse.

What to do if you or your spouse are constantly telling lies? Nothing earth rattling, but those little white lies that can slowly erode a relationship and trust. Dr. Karen Sherman weighs in.

A hurtful thing will happen in your marriage, it just will. However, how you respond is your choice! Dr. Noelle Nelson offers tips on how you and your spouse can take control over your responses when things don't go your way.

Someone at your office is spreading the false rumor that you're having an affair. What should you do? Should you tell your spouse? Should you confront the rumormonger? Dr. Karen Sherman offers advice.