This free monthly bulletin will keep you up-to-date with our projects and provides a listing of the most recent research and policy news concerning families and relationships.

You can visit iCOR - the online Information Centre on Relationships anytime for a regularly updated news board, conference listing, research and statistics on a wide range of topics and an online library of research papers from the field. If you would like copies of the new iCOR leaflet please email ld@oneplusone.org.uk with your postal address and number of copies required.

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One Plus One's new service for couples and parents is now live! Staff at One Plus One have been working hard over the last few months to create this new and exciting service for couples. thecoupleconnection.net is designed to follow the helping process which you can view here. By working through the three sections of the site, Check it out, Talk it out and Work it out, users will be following the helping process in order to improve their relationship.

Check it out - provides useful resources and content including video clips, animation and cartoons helping individulas to understand relationships and how to address common issues.

Talk it out - is an online community for couples where they can share their experiences and ask questions of others in the Forum. This Forum will be visited regularly by trained relationship counsellors, who will add insights from their experience of working with relationships.

Work it out - this is the highly innovative area of the site that helps individuals and couples work on specific areras of their relationship. Registered users of the site will have their own private and couple spaces in which personalised content, goals and exercises will be presented.

Director of One Plus One, Penny Mansfield, was featured in an interview on the BBC News Channel discussing the 2007 provisional divorce statistics. In an article on the BBC website Penny is quoted saying: "Annual divorce statistics no longer offer us a clear picture of the state of British relationships - those who don't marry can't divorce, but they and their children are just as likely, if not more likely, to experience the impact of relationship breakdown." To view the article click here.