About Us
Our mission is to empower couples with practical, expert-driven solutions for building strong, happy, and lasting relationships.
Who is Reem Elsewesy?
Reem Elsewesy is a life coach specializing in marriage and relationships, as well as a content creator who helps couples build a healthy and stable marriage using a scientific and practical approach. With her straightforward and relatable style, she provides advice based on psychological studies and real-life experiences, making her content both realistic and easy to apply. In addition to her interactive courses at (School of Marriage) Reem is the author of a book that uncovers the secrets of successful relationships and the host of the “Expired” podcast, where she challenges outdated beliefs and traditions that need reevaluation.
Her vision is based on the idea that a successful marriage is not just about love—it’s about developing the right skills and continuously growing together.
Welcome to School of Marriage! ❤️
At School of Marriage, we are dedicated to helping couples build stronger, healthier, and happier relationships. We provide practical, expert-driven solutions to navigate marriage challenges with confidence and understanding.
Our mission is to empower couples with real-life strategies that foster communication, trust, and long-term harmony. With our motto, “No Myths, Just Solutions,” we replace outdated beliefs with effective, research-backed approaches.
Our Core Values
At School of Marriage, our values guide everything we do. We are committed to providing practical, expert-driven solutions to help couples build strong, healthy relationships.
Honesty & Transparency
We provide real, research-backed strategies, not outdated advice.
Continuous Learning
Marriage is a journey, and we support lifelong growth.
Support & Community
We create a safe space where couples can learn and thrive together.
Our Impact in Numbers
Resources & News
Our Resources & News
What We Didn’t Learn at Home: Unlearning to Rebuild a Healthy Marriage
Marriage doesn’t start with a clean slate—it starts with a full suitcase, packed long before the wedding day. Many of us enter relationships with invisible baggage: habits, reactions, and beliefs we picked up
Silence Doesn’t Save Relationships—Speaking Up Does
Many people are raised to believe that staying silent during conflict is a sign of maturity or wisdom—that avoiding an argument somehow protects the relationship from damage. But psychological research tells a much
Attraction Fades—But That’s Not the Problem
Every couple experiences a moment of quiet panic when they realize that the rush of excitement, the butterflies, the magnetic pull they once felt toward each other, has dulled over time. But this
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