When marriage is over

How do you know when a marriage is over is a very frequent question we get asked at our marriage counseling practice by couples going through a marriage crisis and seeking marriage help. In this post we explore the top reasons for divorce and look at possible solutions, all through the lens of Imago relationship therapy. Read on to gain clarity and decide what steps to take next to address your marriage problems!

When you miss the signs your marriage is over or the signs of divorce, you don't realize that your relationship cannot be saved. Is there a way for how to know when your marriage is over? If you can't compromise, one of you cheats, or money is causing a rift, it's time to move on.

What's someone's breaking point when it comes to their marriage? Here are four heartbreaking signs that a marriage is unfixable, and not even therapy can save it.

Are you having constant strain in your marriage? Do you feel like your marriage is crumbling? Check out these signs your marriage is over

How do you know when your marriage is over?

People were married over the years, because of familiarity, end up drifting apart and becoming distant from one another. What started as something so beautiful and full of life turned into something that is so dull and lifeless. Some people feel alone in their marriage because life got in the way, or some hidden resentments remain unsolved. Whatever the cause is, here are 5 strategies that can help you save your marriage, even if you feel alone.

When you get married, the last thing you think about is getting a divorce. However, it happens to a lot of couples. What are the signs your marriage is over? A divorce attorney tells all.

There comes a point when the imperfections start showing and the illusion of happily ever after disappears. These are signs of a toxic marriage: can you relate?

These signs of an unhappy marriage are a must-read. They can really be eye opening when it comes to how well a marriage is truly functioning.

I’ve got to shoot straight with you: This is a painful blog for me to write, because I want to believe that there is hope for every single marriage — that no matter what happens, love can be strong enough to overcome anything. I don’t want to acknowledge the truth that a marriage could ever […]