The pandemic has been called “the world’s greatest experiment.”  But how about the world’s greatest LOVE experiment?  It’s been a test for couples around the world who’ve faced health risks, lockdowns, financial loss and many other challenges.  A conversation with psychologist Amy Muise on love in the time of Covid, and what keeps relationships thriving throughout the years – pandemic or not.

Amy Muise is an Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Psychology at York University in Toronto.  For more on her research and publications, go to www.amymuise.com.

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