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See Latest ArticlesThe longitudinal association between multiple substance use discrepancies and marital satisfaction
Addiction, 06/25/09
Homish GG et al. - Patterns of substance use among newly married couples are important predictors of changes in marital functioning over time. It was not simply the heavy alcohol use or cigarette smoking that predicted dissatisfaction but, rather, differences between husbands' and wives' substance use that impacted the relationship.
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