but falling in love is one thing (and something that’s alarmingly easy to do with someone you meet online). katie jones from orlajames.com shares these tips: if you go into a long distance relationship, know from the start that it will require more work to keep it going. if you don’t expect this right from the beginning—if you think it will be easy–then you are setting yourself up for disappointment and frustration. if you are committed and willing to put …

for couples who are unsure about relationship therapy, couples learn provides a free consultation to help them assess their needs, and determine whether online relationship therapy is right for them. many couples turn to online relationship counseling because it is more convenient and discreet to see a therapist from the comfort of their own home. although our relationship’s programs are intended for couples to complete together, they also offer an individual program that one member of a relationship can complete …

we would love to have you write for us on relationships – the most important pivot of our lives. as you write a guest post on relationships on marriage.com, you wear the mantle of the guide who empowers our readers with useful tips on resolving several relationship issues plaguing their happiness. submit your guest post on relationships with insights that will help put things in perspective for our readers. it would be a great opportunity for you to share your …

for some relationship coaches, it is not necessary to work with both partners in a relationship. relationship coaches also work with people who are not yet in a relationship. unlike therapy, relationship coaching rarely requires you to re-tell your childhood story, but it can help you find peace with where you are now. when looking for a relationship coach, you might seek out someone you can relate to, who you enjoy talking to and who has experience or training in …

however, a new study suggests all this posting and boasting about your relationship on social media may be a sign — or even a cause — of trouble in paradise. “posts on social media can create unrealistic expectations for partners or lead them to feel that their partner is only interested in sharing how great the relationship is if it’s on public display,” says jessica small, a licensed marriage and family therapist, premarital counselor and dating coach based out of …