marriage Your Bad Marriage Might Be Killing You The success of your marriage is a big factor in your health - and research shows an unhappy relationship could lead to an earlier death.
relationships An Unhappy Marriage is as Bad for You as Smoking, Research Shows Researchers at Tel-Aviv University said men in unhappy marriages were more likely to die early, an effect as noticeable as smoking. Texas cardiologist Dr. Fahmi Farah explains the study and how relationships can impact your heart.
relationships 5 Tips to Keep the Spark Alive When You're Working From Home With Your Significant Other When you’re living and working at home with your significant other, it can be tough to keep your relationship feeling fresh. LX Host Tabitha Lipkin has five tips from NBC News for keeping the spark alive when you’re together 24/7.
valentines day 5 Steps to Embrace Your First Pandemic Valentine's Day As it did with Thanksgiving, Christmas and the Super Bowl, the CDC is advising everyone to take added precautions when getting together with that special someone for Valentine's Day.
relationships Every Relationship Has Challenges — COVID-19 Is Just Making Us Face Them No relationship is perfect. And COVID-19 is forcing many couples to face that fact rather than hiding from it. Sex and relationship therapist Todd Baratz joined LX News to explain why your #relationshipgoals need to leave room for human imperfection.
relationships Thanks to COVID-19, Marriages Are Down and Divorce Lawyers Are Busy Even in normal, non-pandemic times, marriages are hard. So is dating. But the events of the past year have added even more stress to all our relationships. We took a closer look at marriage, divorce, sex and dating in the age of COVID-19.
relationships How to Recognize a Failing Marriage — And Fix It Two veteran marriage counselors have identified four behaviors that can predict divorce.
relationships 4 Signs That Your Relationship Is in Real Trouble The pandemic has been putting serious stress on many marriages and relationships, which has been reflected by a jump in divorce rates in 2020. LX News talked to John and Julie Gottman, marriage counselors who are also married to each other, about the key signs your relationship is headed for trouble — and what you can do to fix it.
