The best alternative to marriage counseling–online.

Stop fighting. Build trust, intimacy & love. Developed by world-renowned couples psychologist Dr. Susan Heitler and proven in a scientific study to improve marriages.

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Start Independently

Get started on your own, and your spouse can join if and when they want to. Like any team sport, even if one player learns new skills the team gets better.

Personalized for You

Your coach will recommend specific activities for you, respond to your questions by email, and keep encouraging you to succeed.

Affordable

At $18 per month, it's just a fraction of the cost of marriage counseling online or in person. We'd rather you spend your money on having fun together.

Always Available

No need to schedule an appointment. Unlike with marriage counseling—online activities can be done anytime—at the end of your lunch break or just before bed.

Private & Confidential

Discussing one’s personal life with a total stranger isn’t for everyone. Unlike marriage counseling—online you’re in control. Go at your own pace and get answers from your coach when you want them.

Fun & Interactive

Improving your relationship doesn’t have to be serious. Unlike marriage counseling—online activities are short, interactive and entertaining.

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Funding for this project was provided by the United States Department of Health Services, Administration for Children and Families, Grant 90-FE-0123. Any opinions, finding, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the United States Department of Health and Human Servies, Administration for Children and Families.