Discover the power of “Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work” by John Gottman and Nan Silver. Learn practical tips to build a happy, lasting marriage with your partner.
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Are you and your spouse struggling to connect? Try adding love and respect to help you build a stronger, more fulfilling relationship.
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Are you struggling to communicate your love effectively? Learn to speak your partner’s language with our guide to mastering the 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman.
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Universal quantifiers are over-generalizations that only add fuel to the fire in your conflict so avoid them at all costs!
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Gottman’s research shows that your overall attitude towards your spouse directly impacts whether your marriage will fail or succeed.
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Of the modes of persuasion furnished by the spoken word there are three kinds. The first kind depends on the personal character of the speaker; the second on putting the audience into a certain frame of mind; the third on the proof, provided by the words of the speech itself.
Read MoreJohn Gottman defines defensiveness as “self-protection in the form of righteous indignation or innocent victimhood in an attempt to ward off a perceived attack.”
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It seems like divorce is becoming more and more common. The women of The Experts discuss some of the biggest mistakes couples make before getting married and offer advice on how to avoid them.
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Selfishness is at the root of marital disfunction. Discover the areas where you need to improve.
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Are you lacking focus and direction as a couple? Use these 5 points to get clarity.
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Here are three questions you can use regularly to keep a gauge on your marriage.
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The third principle for a healthy marriage is all about communication and conflict. Couples need to learn how to express their thoughts, feelings, and expectations in productive ways.
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All hope isn’t lost after an affair. Your marriage can be saved if you have forgiveness and humility.
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Trust is a reactive response to trustworthy behavior. In a healthy marriage, both spouses are working hard to earn it every day.
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Just like personality types, we all tend toward a particular attachment type.
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Relational immediacy means inviting someone to stop and reflect on what just happened relationally or emotionally in conflict.
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You don’t have to keep fighting with no resolution. Try a simple trick that gets you listening to your spouse.
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Do you know your spouse better than their bestie? You should, and a love map can help.
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Understanding your temperament can help you appreciate your spouse- rather than trying to change them into your likeness.
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An emotionally intelligent spouse understands their own emotions while also being able to empathize and understand their spouse’s perspective.
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Instead of getting stuck in the past, you can look to a hopeful future for your marriage using these 5 simple tips.
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Marrying or remarrying later in life can be very rewarding, but also presents unique challenges that require unselfishness and communication.
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We all have a natural way we respond when we’re hurt or angry and it’s called our fight language.
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Having boundaries in your marriage will lead to a healthy relationship because you’ll learn how to love selflessly and sacrificially.
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You don’t have to lose yourself once you’re married. There is room to have a couple identity and your own individual identity.
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