Marriage is a journey filled with emotional, spiritual, and physical connections. To truly understand the intricacies of marriage, we must delve into the often-overlooked aspect of sex. In this blog post, we explore the story of sex in marriage, uncovering the underlying narratives and societal influences that shape our experiences. Join us as we delve into the deeper meaning behind our sexual encounters and discover how understanding our stories can lead to a more fulfilling and intimate marriage.

Marriage is a beautiful journey, but it requires a strong foundation of trust. Trust forms the basis of any successful relationship, and marriage is no exception. However, to truly understand trust, we must also acknowledge its counterpart - betrayal. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of trust in a marriage, the inevitability of betrayal, and how to navigate these delicate aspects of your relationship.

Marriage, a beautiful journey filled with love, companionship, and, let's face it, a few challenges. According to research, three top-level conflicts consistently make their way to the forefront of marital struggles: money, sex, and, the focus of today's discussion, in-laws. Join us, Chris Bruno, a licensed professional counselor, and Tracy Johnson, a story work coach, as we delve into the intricate topic of marrying your in-laws and the often-overlooked aspect of loyalty in a marriage.

Let's get real for a moment. If you're like most couples, you've probably had a disagreement this week. Interestingly, as your wedding day approaches, conflicts tend to escalate. Ever wondered what's truly happening during these fights?

Congratulations on this exciting chapter in your life as an engaged couple! The wedding plans are falling into place, and the anticipation is building. But before you take that walk down the aisle, there are some crucial things you should consider. As professional marriage counselors, we're here to share some valuable insights to help you prepare for a strong and lasting marriage.

As a Christian marriage counselor, I've walked alongside numerous couples through therapeutic separations over the course of my career. Some have emerged from this journey with renewed love and commitment, while others have realized that it didn't lead to the reconciliation they hoped for. In this article, we'll discuss what happens when a therapeutic separation doesn't work and how to navigate this challenging phase with grace and self-compassion.

Now, we're going to tackle a crucial question that many couples in therapeutic separation face: When should you end it? If you've been following along with our previous articles, you know the importance of having clear expectations and time-bound markers throughout your therapeutic separation journey. Now, it's time to discuss the art of concluding this phase of healing in your marriage.

Today, we're going to explore an essential concept that many couples tend to overlook in their pursuit of a harmonious marriage: rupture and repair. It's a crucial dynamic that often remains hidden but can profoundly impact the health and longevity of your relationship.

Today, we delve into a topic that often raises questions among Christian couples facing marital challenges: therapeutic separation. Is it biblical? Does it align with our faith? We'll explore these questions and shed light on how a therapeutic separation can be a hopeful process for Christian marriages.

Today, we're going to address a topic of utmost importance: how to navigate a therapeutic separation when you have children. Children are incredibly perceptive and sensitive to what's happening in the household. They often pick up on the emotional undercurrents and changes in your relationship dynamics. As parents, it's essential to recognize that your kids are actively observing your marriage, even if they can't fully understand it.