Can YOU Make it Work? New Site Helps Make Your Relationship Last!

Newly launched website Can We Make it Work? provides expert relationship, marriage and sex advice.

Are you and your partner at each other's throats? Are you afraid you'll end up just like Jon and Kate? Don't worry, newly launched Can We Make it Work? has just the advice you and your partner need to tackle problems big and small. Can We Make it Work? provides guidance for both basic and complex problems that can come up in any relationship or marriage, like what should you do when your husband thinks you're his maid? Or what happens when your wife and her personal trainer have gotten a little too personal? Whether you're struggling with a breakdown in communication or a full fledged affair, Can We Make it Work? gives the support people who are together need in order to stay together. Can We Make it Work's forum offers the unique opportunity for users to find solidarity with other people who are fighting for their relationships. The site plans to introduce indispensable tools to help these warriors continue the good fight, including a blog, relationship quizzes and couples worksheets. "I'm excited about reaching people who are on the fence about seeking guidance in their relationship," said Jessica Rothman, owner and author of Can We Make it Work. "Hopefully this site will provide couples in conflict with the tools that they need to move forward in their relationships and as individuals." Jessica Rothman, MSMFT, is a practicing therapist with extensive experience working with couples, families and individuals. Her career has been split between crisis work in low income neighborhoods for nonprofit agencies and couples therapy in traditional private practice settings. Follow Can We Make it Work? on Twitter at http://twitter.com/CanWeMakeItWork Become a fan on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Can-We-Make-It-Work/109824 ...

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Find Can We Make it Work? online at http://www.canwemakeitwork.com Can We Make it Work? focuses on common problems that arise in dating relationships and marriages, including Communication, Infidelity, Gender Roles, Parenting, Sex and Painful Pasts.