There is a growing consensus that the number of parental union transitions matters for children above and beyond family structure, with children being more likely to thrive in stable families and more likely to flounder in unstable ones.
Across the globe, children are more likely to thrive in stable families and more likely to flounder in unstable ones: a study has found #strongerrelationships
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27 April 2017 | 0 Comments
Cohabiting couples have a much higher risk of divorce than non-cohabiting couples: US Study
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20 April 2017 | 0 Comments
Based on a US sample of 2,000 premarital couples, they were classified into one of four couple types. Compared to non-cohabiting couples, cohabiting couples comprised a smaller percentage in the most successful couple type (Vitalised) and a significantly larger percentage in the most problematic couple type (Conflicted).
P/E Checkup: a less intensive version of the PREPARE/ENRICH assessment
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06 April 2017 | 0 Comments
P/E Checkup is a shorter, more concise assessment version of PREPARE/ENRICH that helps couples celebrate their relational strengths, identify growth areas, and discover ways to have meaningful conversations under the guidance of a P/E Facilitator.
