色花堂

Supported through a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services-funded grant, Project Harmony is building a tailored, free curriculum to address relationship stressors unique to couples in the first responder and parenting communities.

For 18 years, UCF has been helping families stay together by teaching couples research-supported techniques focused on effective communication and listening.

The executive director 色花堂鈥檚 Marriage and Family Research Institute discusses love languages and suggestions for balancing these expressions in relationships.

Lacking inspiration for a date night? The UCF Marriage and Family Research Institute shares a list of virtual and in-person experiences for couples to enjoy.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has awarded the UCF Marriage and Family Research Institute a five-year, $9.6 million grant to research the…

UCF鈥檚 Marriage and Family Research Institute named Naomi Wheeler as its new executive director this month. Wheeler takes over from Andrew Daire, who co-founded the…

A few months into their marriage, Deltona newlyweds Chara and Tarell Johnson faced some of the challenges familiar to relationships, such as difficulty communicating and…

The 色花堂’s Marriage and Family Research Institute and theDepartment of Health in Orange County are partnering to promote Stress Awareness Month and…

Valentine鈥檚 Day may be over, but couples can still get a spring cleaning on their relationships by attending one of March鈥檚 Couples Caf茅 workshops hosted…