Does Your Marriage Need Help?

Resources for Troubled Marriages
Does Your Marriage Need Help?
By Sheri & Bob Stritof, About.com
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All marriages have good times and some bad times. Don't let small issues develop into large ones. Here is help in working through your marriage problems.
Emotional Affairs 101

Here's information about what an emotional affair is, how an emotional affair differs from a platonic friendship, warning signs of an emotional affair, how to protect yourself from an emotional affair, a quiz, poll, and more.
Top Ten Marital Mistakes

There appears to be a pattern to the marital problems and issues that couples share. Here's our list of the top ten things that you need to try and avoid in your own marriage.
Twelve Ways to Improve Your Marriage

Don't throw in the towel on your marriage until you try some of these tips on improving your marriage.
Marriage Questions and Answers

Read some of the marriage relationship questions that have been submitted by About.com readers. Questions include infidelity, chores, communication, parenting, trust, sex, legal issues, and more.
Tough Issues in Marriage

Here's help in coping with equality/submission concerns, finances, family of origin issues, family planning, parenting, in-laws, domestic violence, sexuality problems, infidelity, gender issues, health concerns, pornography, secrecy, housework and chores, stress, cultural differences, and even sleeping together.
Help in Handling Problems in Your Marriage

Read these articles if you are having trust issues, difficulty in forgiving, adultery concerns, wondering about change, and not fighting fair.
Saving Your Marriage

Learning about what makes a successful marriage can help you save your own marriage relationship.
Marriage Therapy and Advice

Check out these resources covering therapists, polls you can take, tests and quizzes, and where you can find support.
Ten Weeks to a Better Relationship

This is a step-by-step course that can help the two of you enhance your marriage relationship. Find out why expectations and myths can harm your marriage. Learn how to fight fairly. Check out ways to celebrate your coupleness. Watch movies together. Take the 90-day dialogue challenge. This is a ten-week course, delivered once each week.
Calling it Quits

If you have questions about whether or not to end your marriage, here's help on dealing with disallusionment, making plans, and letting go.
Know Your Legal Rights

You can find information here on marriage laws concerning common law relationships, annulments, bigamy, divorce, name change, and other agreements and contracts.

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