5 Ways Your Wedding Vows Will Save Your Marriage
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Did you think your wedding vows were just a check off the list for your wedding day preparations? Here’s how they could save your marriage.
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Couples As a Team: The Daily Double
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Here’s something you can do for your relationship today. It’s called The Daily Double. You earn two points today by doing two positive things on
What’s better than fixing your marriage?
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What if a good marriage was not about focusing on fixing problems? What if a good marriage was not learning a new set of skills
Mother Nature’s cruel marriage trick
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Mother Nature has played a cruel trick on your marriage. Although your partner thinks you’re responsible for most of the troubles in your relationship, it’s
The affair, the discovery, the betrayer’s first task…
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Many people say the worst marital crime is having an affair. It breaks the bonds of trust that were assumed at the beginning of your
How to Stop Going in Circles with an Entrenched Couple
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Some partners just stubbornly refuse to be accountable for their own role in a mutual mess and you find yourself going in circles in therapy
In Sickness and in Health
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How Illness Transforms Relationships Thirteen years ago this month, my husband and I got married in our backyard garden with our five children and a
What To Do When You Screw Up With Your Partner
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You messed up. You really blew it. Your partner is giving you heck about it, seething with disappointment and hurt. Guilt washes over you, as
This Single Communication Tip Will Save Your Marriage
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Want to save your marriage? You should know that under stress, couples do three things that are relationship killers. All three are self-protective reactions to
3 Weddings and 4 Questions
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There are only three weddings happening this year at The Couples Institute. And we are being facetious – we haven’t had a wedding of an
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