Ahead of Valentine’s Day, Hawaii marriage therapists are encouraging couples to fine tune their relationship.
Studies show most couples wait an average of six years or longer before seeking help, and the majority who do see their relationship improve.
Dr. Blendine Hawkins, Chaminade’s director of the Doctor of Marriage and Family Therapy Program, says just like preventative medicine, marriage therapy can prevent possible challenges later on in a relationship.
She explains how on this Valentine's Day episode of "Muthaship."
February 4th, 2026, 12:07 am
'Muthaship' with Stephanie Lum
Simple ways to strengthen your relationship this Valentine’s Day
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Published February 4th, 2026, 12:07 am
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Ahead of Valentine’s Day, Hawaii marriage therapists are encouraging couples to fine tune their relationship.
Studies show most couples wait an average of six years or longer before seeking help, and the majority who do see their relationship improve.
Dr. Blendine Hawkins, Chaminade’s director of the Doctor of Marriage and Family Therapy Program, says just like preventative medicine, marriage therapy can prevent possible challenges later on in a relationship.
She explains how on this Valentine's Day episode of "Muthaship."
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