Objective: Within the United States, one third of married couples are distressed and almost
half of first marriages (and more than half of unmarried cohabiting relationships) end in …

Abstract In the United States, more than 40% of marriages end in divorce and more than one
third of intact marriages are distressed. Unfortunately, only a minority of couples seek couple …

Objective: Although low-income couples experience greater relationship challenges, they
have limited access to effective relationship interventions. Furthermore, most previous efforts …

To examine the current and potential future impact of formal and informal resources to
enhance romantic relationships, 1,160 individuals were surveyed. When asked about …

This study examined the effectiveness of a couple‐based relationship education program,
Within Our Reach. Secondary data (n= 3,609) were analyzed from the federal Supporting …

Couple therapy—across a number of different theoretical approaches—has been shown to
be an effective treatment for a variety of individual and relationship difficulties. Moreover …

Relationship education is widely available to couples and is intended to reduce the
prevalence of relationship distress, divorce, and the associated personal and social costs …

Same-sex couples are exposed to intense, and sometimes unique, risk factors for
relationship dissolution and distress. Relationship education programs, developed to …

This study tested moderators of treatment outcome of the 'A rt and S cience of L ove (ASL)
Workshop', a couples' group psycho‐educational intervention with 80 distressed married …

This study assessed the comparative effectiveness of the Relationship Enhancement
Program (RE) and the Minnesota Couples Communication Program (CC). Couples in the …