In light of Woods and Vonn's breakup, Jess shares specific tips for maintaining a happy relationships despite our hectic lifestyles. Check out the video or read through the quick summary below.

Tips for busy couples:

1. Say "no" to social and professional commitments when you can. Ask yourself if commitments and their expected outcomes will matter to you when you're 88 years old. If not, say "no" and divert the time toward the person (or people) who will matter at the age of 88.

2. Block off time to be alone and be sure to write it down in your agendas. Some of the busiest couples in the world schedule one weekend alone per month 6 months in advance without exception. You can do it too. If they run into conflicts (e.g. weddings), they pull out their agendas and reschedule to ensure that 12 weekends per year are reserved for one another.

3. Travel together for business once in awhile. Add one day to your business trip for pleasure.

4. Learn to "speak" one another's Love Language...

Jess sits down with The Morning Show crew on Global Television and shares insights and advice on dealing with money issues in relationships.

As she does each and every Tuesday, Dr. Jess joins Liza, Rosey, Chris and Liam to chat about this week's hot relationship, love and dating topics. This week, we discuss Mad Men, House of Cards, The Mindy Project and what we can learn from on-screen couples.

A new study suggests that there is a magic number in terms of sexual frequency in order to maintain a happy marriage. Jess weighs in on this topic on Global TV's The Morning Show. Watch the video below and catch her every week on air on Tuesdays at 7:20am.

Dr. Jess visited The Morning Show as she does every Wednesday morning, to discuss a recent study about what your Facebook says about your relationship, as well as the “ideal” man/woman.

Jess joins The Morning Show crew to discuss recent research on sex and relationships every Wednesday at 7:30am.

Watch the latest video on casual sex and egalitarian relationships below.

Phones, tablets, computers, and other electronic gadgets are now a part of our everyday life. But is your Twitter status update as important as your partner's feelings? And are they as thrilled as you are as you scroll through your Instagram feed over dinner?

Dr. Jess joins Global's The Morning Show to discuss the impact of technology on intimate relationships.

Have you ever heard of "nomophobia"? Chances are you have it, so you might want to watch the video below to find out...

Why do some marriages last and others fail? What factors that decrease your risk of divorce? Dr. Jess discusses the latest research findings with the hosts of The Morning Show on Global TV. Click to watch the video below.

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What conversations make for a happy marriage? Dr. Jess shares her thoughts in the November issue of Post City Magazines and joins Global Television's The Morning Show team to offer additional tips on navigating these challenging conversations.

From money and sex to jealousy and the in-laws, we've got you covered. Check out the video below!