Marriage is a significant and lasting commitment that a person can make. While love is often (and hopefully) the foundation of marriage, it is not the only thing necessary for the success of the relationship.

Boundaries can range from being easily understood and respected to intangible and blurred. In a relationship, boundary-setting can cause issues and strain, making it difficult to move forward and increase satisfaction.

We've heard it before — all relationships have conflict and all couples fight. Being married is no exception. What if there were a way to learn how to manage these arguments before they escalate?

Marriage is not only the union between two individuals, but it is also the merging of dreams, aspirations, and life plans that you hope to share with your partner. Creating a life together is possible with mutual trust and support of one another.

When couples consider premarital counseling, they often imagine having conversations about finances, family dynamics, values, conflict-resolution skills, and future goals.

There are some conversations that may need to be had before officially tying the knot. These conversations can help ensure that both you and your partner are on the same page before the big day.

Wedding stress can pile up quickly, leaving you with feelings of uncertainty and anxiety. Remember, pre-wedding jitters are normal and there is a way to relax your nerves before saying "I do" — therapy.

Wedding bells are ringing and love is in the air! Preparing for marriage can be such an exciting time, but a lifelong commitment to your partner is not something to take lightly.

Weddings are meant to be one of the best days—if not the best day—of a couple's life. For many, all of that excitement combined with prenuptial jitters can lead to anxiety.