Knowing how to strengthen your marriage can be hard when your spouse seems disinterested, disengaged, or otherwise unwilling to make changes. Most couples desire closeness and connection (in other words, intimacy) in their marriage. But what happens when only one spouse is willing to make the effort?

Financial intimacy is vital for a healthy marriage. However, figuring out how to mix marriage and money is challenging for many couples.  We get it because we’ve been there. From living paycheck to paycheck, fighting about money, and dodging calls from creditors, we know the toll finances can have on a marriage. 

This week, countless people will set New Year’s resolutions about their health, career, marriage, and more. It’s only natural to capitalize on the burst of motivation that accompanies a new year. 

Amid the joy and cheer of the holidays, many couples ask themselves a devastating question: “Is there hope for my marriage?”  Lots of couples courageously hold it together throughout the holidays but give up on their marriage after Christmas. In fact, in the first weeks of January, attorneys across the nation receive an influx of divorce…

Christmas is called the season of giving for a reason. It feels good to find the perfect gift for someone or support a cause that’s close to your heart. But Christmas shopping and spending can take a toll on the financial intimacy in your marriage if you don’t take precautions.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Whether you look forward to shopping for your spouse or feel intimidated by all the options, we’re here to help. We have compiled the ultimate gift guide to help you shop for your spouse this Christmas season.

“Nothing holds you back more than your own insecurities.” —Anonymous Confidence is an essential element of marriage. Feeling confident and capable is empowering. When you feel confident in your marriage, you can take action to help your marriage thrive. But when you aren’t confident, fear of rejection or failure can hold you back. Insecurity and…

“Nothing we do can change the past but everything we do can change the future.” —Ashleigh Brillant It doesn’t matter if you’ve been married for a month or for 50 years, you can reflect on where you’ve been and you can make a choice on what your future will look like. To do this, you…