
The Enhanced Relationship Checkup
What Every Couple Should Do Once a Year
Regular health checkups help us detect hidden conditions or disease so that early treatment can prevent the problems from worsening. Likewise, regular relationship checkups are a great way to understand in detail the health of your relationship, identify any underlying problems and develop a roadmap for how to restore and maintain health and satisfaction in your relationship.
Whether you’ve been married for decades, are still dating, or are in a relatively new relationship; getting a comprehensive relationship checkup once or twice a year is something all couples can do to protect and preserve their most valuable asset — a healthy, thriving, life-long relationship.
“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.”
Benjamin Franklin
One of the key assessment tools used by Drs. John and Julie Gottman, and over 10,000 other clinical professionals, is the Gottman Relationship Checkup. Using research-based algorithms, this assessment tool generates unique summary reports for both coaches and the couple. Validated and highly reliable, the Relationship Checkup reports also provide recommendations relating to 5 primary areas of a couples relationship:
Friendship and Intimacy: relationship satisfaction, romance, admiration, emotional disengagement, breakup risk
The Safety Scales: trust, chaos, commitment, and emotional philosophies
The Conflict Scales: stress, relationship harshness, and conflict management tactics
The Shared Meaning System: shared rituals, values, and goals in a relationship
Individual Areas of Concern: individual risks, safety, sex, depression, drug and alcohol use, domestic violence, anxiety, and other psychological or psychiatric issues requiring attention
Developed from over 40 years of scientific research by Dr. John Gottman, this relationship assessment tool relies on intensive, detailed, and evidence-based information as to why relationships succeed or fail

Enhanced Relationship Checkup