With all the information out there to help couples stop fighting, Dr. Noelle Nelson says she has three simple tips to stop your next argument.

It's one thing if you think your spouse is cheating, it's another thing if you've been doing work and recovering from an affair and you're suspicious they're doing it again. Dr. Karen Sherman weights in.

Recent research suggest that gratitude may be the new will power. Dr. Noelle Nelson explains what this means and how it can impact your marriage.

Affection has been shown to be immensly important in research. Dr. Karen Sherman discusses the important of affection and how you might ask for it within your marriage.

It's a new year and we want to offer some tips on how you can make sure you're doing the small things to have a great marriage. Dr. Karen Sherman shares her top tips.

Not all marriages last, which means old relationships and your new one can collide. Here's how you (and your new spouse) can more productively deal with an ex.

Whether you and/or your spouse exhibit passive aggressive behavior, Dr. Noelle Nelson explains why and how you can instead have more productive interactions.

We might think that we don't have a choice in loving our spouse, but we do. Dr. Noelle Nelson explains how we choose to love our spouse and how that can improve your marriage.

What should you do if your spouse gives you the silent treatment after a fight? What does it mean and where does this reaction come from? Dr. Karen Sherman explains.

What can you do if you're in a sexless marriage and want to turn things around? Dr. Karen Sherman talks through various scenarios and provides solutions.