The Mishna tells us, “in a place where there is no man, strive to be a man” (Avos 2:6). Sadly, not every marriage turns out to be a fairy-tale romance.

The article How My Therapist Destroyed My Marriage, which discussed the danger of individual therapy in resolving marital conflict, prompted many passionate responses across the spectrum. Here are some them.

Forget the “therapeutic” screaming matches. There’s a much more damaging kind of therapy.

The number one reason for divorce is not money or infidelity.

Presented by Hindie M. Klein, Psy.D. as part of OU Community Services Positive Jewish Parenting program.

Practical suggestions based on real-life feedback on how to improve our marriages.

Nightmare or redemption?

The true problems begin long before the divorce itself. Rabbi Feuerman, LCSW, addresses the key issue at play – and what we can do to avoid it.

Steve Savitsky talks with Matrimonial Attorney Mark Schreck about the problems and possible solutions surrounding today’s divorce rate.

Remember that you are a person – not a chauffeur, not a cook, not a housekeeper. And that means you need to take care of yourself. Five ideas to empower your success.