Relationship Research

Relationship Satisfaction

The project is investigating newlyweds' perceptions of spousal support and its impact on heterosexual couples' psychological wellbeing and relationship satisfaction. Research of this kind is likely to assist couples in developing patterns in the early states of their marriage that will allow them to maintain satisfying and long lasting relationships.The survey will take approximately 30 minutes to.  All participants will be informed of their right to withdraw from the study at anytime and all information will be treated as strictly confidential. Click here for more information

Sexual and Relationship Functioning

Our names are Lisa Jones and Katie Giles and we invite you to find answers to your sexual problems!  We are conducting a research project through Deakin University in Victoria, Australia, examining the differences between women who experience sexual dysfunction and those who are sexually functional. A free internet-based treatment program will be offered to women experiencing sexual dysfunction. Click here for more information.

Research Study on Romantic Relationships

Couples who are married or living together are needed for a research study being conducted at Deakin University. The study investigates how couples perceive and experience their relationship and what factors lead to positive and healthy relationship functioning. It is hoped that the research will provide information about the factors deemed most important in sustaining healthy, satisfying and enduring romantic relationships.  Click here for more information.