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In my practice and at our Marriage Prep 101 Workshops, I hear many couples say, ” I just want my […]

A study showing how men and women rank 18 desirable qualities shows a profound shift in the reasons people choose to marry someone. Here, we look at how things have changed over the past three generations.

A recent study by the Creighton University Center for Marriage and Family suggests that time, sex and money pose the

Do you like the Myers-Briggs Personality Test? Take the Beiter Sexuality Preference Quiz– Free, online, confidential, 10 minutes…It might lead

By Ron Lieber, New York Times Divorce tends to be emotionally gut-wrenching for the people who go through it (not

By Jane Ganahl, San Francisco Chronicle In the last year of my first marriage, our sex life had gone the

By Sharon Jayson, USA TODAY More couples are getting premarital education, perhaps thinking it may give their new marriages divorce

You’re in the home stretch leading up to your wedding day. Your checklist is nearly complete but you have a

Following are some typical conflicts that may arise for pre-marital couples as you plan the wedding, make decisions about family

Cohabitation–the official term for living together- is a hot topic these days in the marriage study field. In early July,

Instructions: Sit down with your partner and share your responses to the following five questions. Take turns talking and listening.

1. Half of all marriages end in divorce. That may have been the case several decades ago, but the divorce

You’ve just become engaged and nothing could be more wonderful and exciting. You’re walking on air, imagining the perfect wedding,