Most people in our world today desire to have fulfilling, lasting marriages and research shows that there are many benefits of having a happy, healthy, stable marriage. In marriage, there are highs and lows; there are good times and difficult times. All couples struggle! How you handle the daily struggles and difficulties can make all the difference in your marriage, your children and the world around you.
Help for Hurting Marriages (CD)




Raising the Standard: A Challenge to Married Men (CD)
Building Your Marriage on THE ROCK (CD)

Addictions, Alcoholism and Marriage
    If you or someone you know is suffering from problems such as alcoholism, sexual addiction or addiction to pornography, your marriage is probably suffering too. Getting help with these problems is the first step in saving your marriage.
Resources for wives whose husbands are struggling with pornography
Resources for men who are struggling with pornography
Making a Covenant with Your Eyes
Dying for a Drink (Book)
Dying for a Drink (CD)
Counselors and Psychologists

Marriage Recovery Program
    This program involves a high commitment and cost, but those completing it have the highest success rates in saving their marriage.
www.marriagerecovery.com

Marriage Intensives
    Unlike weekly counseling sessions, marriage intensive programs are a multi-day, focused, counseling experience. A four-day intensive may restore your marriage more than what might be accomplished with four months of traditional counseling.

    The Gary Smalley National Institute of Marriage (NIM) is the first organization to specialize in marriage intensives. For most couples the four-day intensive is the best choice. Other options include the “Spouses Intensives” when only one spouse is open to restore a marriage. 70% of those attending a NIM intensive are on the brink of divorce and the vast majority of those attending report they are more satisfied in their marriage. The counselors with the NIM are Evangelical Protestants, although they welcome both Protestants and Catholics to participate. A significant number of Catholics have successfully completed in the intensives.
http://www.nationalmarriage.com/services.asp