Perpetual problems center on fundamental differences between you and your partner. They may be differences in personality, temperament, values, or world views.

Conflict is a normal part of any relationship; what matters is how you and your partner handle these arguments when they happen. One place to begin is realizing if you are dealing with a solvable or unsolvable conflict. In this blog, I will offer some suggestions for how to handle a solvable conflict.

One thing that can help you address problems when they come up is to realize that there are two types of conflicts in a marriage.

In our society and culture, we try to avoid negative emotions like anger, fear, stress, anxiety, or sadness.

When you see the word “habit, you probably think of a usual way of behaving or a tendency that you have settled into, as in "good eating habits."