Whether they're romantic partners, friends, coworkers, or family members, relationships are complicated. We've got you covered with advice on communication, surviving breakups, and how therapy can help you strengthen your bonds.
Since every marriage is different – and each individual in the marriage unique – working with a marriage counselor can equip you with personalized guidance that allows you to resolve your particular set of conflicts or concerns, and increase satisfaction in your relationship.
Here's everything you need to know about what premarital counseling is, what happens in a typical session, and how to find the right premarital counselor for you!
Discover the topics every couple should ask each other to prepare for a successful marriage, strengthens communication, and navigate future challenges.
Considering couples counseling but not sure where to start? Here’s everything you need to know to find a the perfect couples counselor for you.
Dr. Rebekah Montgomery shares details on pre-marriage counseling: What to expect from sessions, and advice for what to do if you want to go but your partner doesn't.
If you and your partner are considering counseling – but not sure which kind you need – you might come across two of the most common types: Premarital counseling, and couples counseling. Read on for more details into the difference between the two!
Breakups: Ugh. We’ve all been there –deep in the dumper- and dumpee-trenches alike. To help you move on from the misery, we gathered 7 tips for healthily coping with a breakup.
Facing commitment phobia in your romantic relationship? Here's how to identify and overcome commitment issues in your love life.
For anyone who’s currently monogamous but curious about, or actively seeking, an open relationship, here's how to chart the waters of the what, why, when, and how of more than one romantic partner.
Breakups are the worst. But how long does it take to get over a breakup? How long does heartbreak last? We have 7 tips to help!
When your partner resorts to passive-aggressive tendencies, it’s hard to ask about their day, let alone grow closer as a couple. The good news is, this pattern is breakable. Here’s how to connect better in a passive-aggressive relationship.
Your connection doesn’t have to fizzle as new parents. Read on for tips on how to keep the love alive… when two become three.