New research identifies how couples who argue not only are causing damage to their health, but they actually die earlier. Dr. Noelle Nelson discusses this new research and more.

How important is trust in a marriage? Can you love someone where trust is difficult? Dr. Karen Sherman offers advice.

Being delusional about your partner with those rose tinted glasses is a good thing, according to a new study. Dr. Noelle Nelson digs into what this means and how it can apply to you.

When you are wanting to acheive higher goals as a couple, how can you motivate and encourage your spouse to step up their game? Dr. Karen Sherman explains.

We know that men and women are biologically different, but we're also wired different, mentally. There are many lessons that have been learned through evolution and Dr. Noelle Nelson explains how they apply today.

Dr. Michelle Gannon and Dr. Sam Jinich, leaders of Hold Me Tight Workshops in San Francisco and in the Bay Area, discuss what couples can expect at the workshops, what they're all about, how they began and more.

Warren and Betsy were facing a rocky marriage when they decided they would commit to each other, sell everything, and then travel the world. This week they tell us about a border bribe, losing an enormous amount of weight and a glimpse of their emotional journey.

Warren and Betsy were facing a rocky marriage when they decided they would commit to each other, sell everything, and then travel the world. They have now turned their story into a book and share some of their stories.

Good marriages are made up of many great habits. Dr. Karen Sherman explains what things are important to say all the time.

How to avoid situations where a discussion breaks into a fight and what the ground rules are to have a construction conversation.