Are you in a sexless marriage? Have you tried everything you can think of to fix the problem? According to Dr. Lee H. Baucom, author of The Connection Starved Marriage, your real problem isn’t sex – it’s connection. Think about it for a moment – when you feel connected, you usually want to have sex. After you have sex, you …

It doesn’t matter how long you’ve been together or how well you get along, you will have conflict in your relationship. It’s a fact of life. You can’t agree on everything. Avoiding conflict is impossible. How you handle conflict in your relationship, however, can make the difference between a healthy relationship and a troubled relationship.

The economy has taken a pretty big hit over the last decade and people are cutting out many things that they once thought essential. Date nights for couples have been touted as one of those ‘extra expenses.’ While there is nothing wrong with saving money, couples need time together.

Relationship problems are a part of life. All couples have them – yes, all couples. In fact, some of the happiest couples on the planet have unresolved relationship problems. Yet, it is in the face of problems that so many relationships fail. So what’s the trick? Why do some relationships succeed and flourish through struggles while others crash and burn? The secret is perspective.

Depression, feelings of rejection and a desperate need to get your ex back start from the very moment they say, “It’s over!” You’ll do almost anything to have them back. You try your best to communicate to them just how much you love them and that you really do need them. You make at least one, if not all 12 of the most common mistakes that people make when trying to get an ex back:

Learning how to give and receive support is essential to strengthening your relationship. Everyoneahs times in their lives when they need support – a hug, a kind word or just someone to listen. Support lets you know that you are loved and that the person you love most understands you and is there for you when you are hurting.

Have you ever wished you knew what to say to your love? Ever feel like the things you say seem to create conflict and strife in your relationship? Are you tired of the distance, the arguments and the indifference between you and your spouse because you don’t know how to communicate with each other? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you will love The Magic Relationship Words book.

Written by Susie and Otto Collins, Magic Relationship Words is designed to help couples learn how to talk to one another in a way that can eliminate conflict and improve connection and intimacy. As the title indicates, this is done through a series of ‘magic words’ that Susie and Otto experimented with in their own relationship. The phrases worked so well that they wanted to use them more and more and, eventually, they decided to share their wonderful knowledge with you.

Fixing a relationship is hard work! Not only do you have to repair the damage already done, you also have to learn how to safeguard your relationship for the future. You have to make changes to the way you communicate and connect with each other.