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The unimaginable is continuing to happen. Summer is upon us and we are still in the throes of an unprecedented global pandemic.

Are you wondering whether your relationship will make it through this pandemic? This pandemic is testing our relationships in ways they have never been tested before.

As everyone continues to struggle to cope with the ongoing pandemic, separated and divorced parents face a unique set of challenges.

Are you feeling rather unsettled these days, to say the least? Do you find that you’re uncharacteristically short-tempered with your partner lately?

I don’t know about you, but I have certainly been feeling the general angst in our world these days, and I find myself rather uncharacteristically on edge.

When your new relationship involves children from previous relationships, blending your families needs to be navigated with care and a great deal of patience.

How do we define marriage? Surprisingly, “marriage” is difficult to define since marriage has been an ever-evolving concept throughout history and across cultures.

We are living during a time of significant transition in the nature of intimate partner relationships and, consequently, the concept of marriage and long-term commitment is transforming dramatically. Why so?