3 MarriagePix to better understand yourself, your partner and your marriage: 1. Appreciate what you have now without being naive. 2. Don't listen to other people.  3. Never, ever, ever, ever give up on your dreams! Ready to make your relationship a

Just as you go for you 9-5 each day, Tyce and Mary go to the gym. And not just to work out. But to save marriages.  In 2013, Duo Transcend, a married cirque performers tried out for America Got Talent and got a flat out "NO." That didn't stop them I

3 MarriagePix to better understand yourself, your partner and your marriage: 1. To improve your marriage, you've got to start by identifying your behavior patterns. 2. It's about the underlying emotion, not what is being displayed. 3. It's a privilege to

Successful relationships aren't hard if you know how.  That made you look again, right? Jennifer Lehr, MFT shares with us her step-by-step plan so you know how to make your relationship successful. It starts by understanding your relationship pattern

3 MarriagePix to better understand yourself, your partner and your marriage: 1. Before you accomplish any goal, you've got to get really honest about where you are right now. 2. What is your WHY? 3. Telling your partner to do something will not get you wh

What's your relationship with money like? Although Ericka Young was hiding purchases from her husband, when her credit cards got taken away, she was completely honest. Allowing her to build her relationship with money and her husband at the same time. &nb

3 MarriagePix to better understand yourself, your partner and your marriage: 1. Don't believe in the lies you were told. 2. As a human, you are deserving of love and respect, no matter what. 3. One way you can always help - be supportive unconditionally.&

Is it possible to have a life after rape? How about a healthy, happy marriage? Rape is one of the worst things that can happen to a person. And as Amelia Zachry shares with us, it may not be just the event, but rather everyone else's responses. Does that

3 MarriagePix to better understand yourself, your partner and your marriage: 1. Being compassionate with yourself is about tapping into what you really need.  2. Your partner can't give you what you need, you don't know what that is. 3. In order to b

We've heard so many times, good relationships start with having a good relationship with yourself. How do you do actually create that? And what effect does it have on your marriage?  Mind-body and compassion coach Rena Reiser starts by reminding us,