"Is having a friendship in marriage really important, and what role does it play?"

Dr. Tim Muehlhoff discusses when it's good for married couples to sort problems out on their own and when it's appropriate to seek the help of a professional, objective third party.

In light of today's divorce rate, one of the biggest questions couples will ask before saying, "I do" is how can they be sure they're marrying the right person and if their love is the kind that will last a lifetime? In this episode, Dr. Chris Grace and Dr. Tim Muehlhoff sit down with the experts, Drs. Paul and Virginia Friesen, and discuss their book Before You Save the Date: 21 Questions to Help You Marry with Confidence.

In this blog, Dr. Benjamin Shin shares some suggestions on how you can build a marriage network.

Dr. Tim Muehlhoff delves into the top 3 barriers to effective listening and how to overcome them.

If you want to know what makes relationships thrive and what tears them apart, learn from John Gottman, one of the leading marital researchers in the world. In this episode, we’ll continue sharing some of his best research-based tips for happy and healthy marriages.

Today’s episode dives into a discussion about one of the leading marital researchers in the world – John Gottman. We’ve highlighted some of his best research-based tips for happy and healthy marriages and relationships, including the 5:1 ratio, the magic of 5 hours, love maps, and more!

In this video, Dr. Erik Thoennes explores what biblical marriage should look like in light of eternity.

Conflict is inevitable in any close relationship, but there is cause for concern when reoccurring issues foster conflict in marriages. If not addressed, recurring conflicts caused by marital “affairs,” will lead to a decrease in emotional connection, trust and intimacy. Listen to this episode to learn strategies that will help you protect your marriage.

Read this blog to discover the four key elements of a communication climate and how to evaluate your own marriage.