Yes, you really can change your marriage without your husband trying. As one half of a couple you have a lot more power than you think! By simply showing up differently, changing the way you act or react and discovering a new perspective, you can change the whole dance and have your husband wondering who you are and what you did with his wife (in a good way). Research on individual therapy backs this up and it's the exact approach I used to bring the connection back in my own marriage.

Husband wants a divorce but you still love him? Here's what actually helps (and what pushes him further away), from a coach who's lived it.

Marriage counselling has a disappointing track record for many couples. Here's why it often backfires, and the relationship coaching approach I used (successfully) instead.

Ever feel exhausted from having to do EVERYTHING yourself? Here are three secrets to help you receive more help, gifts and compliments from your man without having to nag or complain.

Somewhere along the way my marriage got lonely. We were both busy, stressed and unhappy. Our relationship started to feel more like hard work, and it seemed to me that there was only ever one person putting in any effort to keep us together. I was frustrated, disappointed and scared.

Four unexpected ways to fight for your marriage and attract him back

If you’re going through a tough time in your relationship and wondering if your husband even loves you any more, the thought of seeing other couples looking so happy and loved up can feel almost unbearably painful. Here are 4 ways you can celebrate with or without him.

When my marriage was at its worst, I was heartbroken and miserable. It wasn’t until we gave up on marriage counselling (and I kept searching for something to help me claw my way back up from relationship rock bottom) that I found an unusual solution.

I used to think if only my husband would get help with his mental health then our relationship would improve and we’d be happy. But no matter how much I tried to help him, it didn’t work. I finally found a way to help us both…by doing less.

I did everything I could think of to try and save my failing marriage. Turns out I was doing way too much and letting fear control me. When I learned the right skills and let go I finally started to see the improvements I had hoped for.