The Marriage Counseling Blog

The central supporting factor for most people in their childhood and early adulthood is the immediate family. While not all families are healthy and supportive, the truth is that you get what you get and learn to work with it or walk away. Most people learn to adapt and work with the families that they [...]

Sex is a vital part of most marriages and one of the most common points of dissent in a relationship. As the generational gaps in propriety relaxed over the past few decades, intense discussions and debates about sex have become a large part of the marriage counseling process. Once considered by the general public to [...]