Couple Checkup

The Couple Checkup is an online assessment tool designed by Dr. David Olsen and Dr. Peter Larson to identify the unique relationship strengths and growth areas of dating, engaged, or married couples. Based on the results of a series of questions that are customized to you, couples immediately receive a 20-page Couple Checkup Report on their relationship. You also receive a built-in Discussion Guide designed to help you learn proven relationship skills. Research has shown this process improves relationships by stimulating honest dialogue, increasing understanding, and empowering couples.

At Smart Relationships, we believe in bringing you only credible, research-based tools. The cost for a Couple Checkup is $35 per couple, and is charged by the developer, Life Innovations, not us.

To see a sample report, click here. To get started, click on your relationship category below.

 What others who took the Couple Checkup had to say:

“Where was this 5 years ago when we got married? This assessment helped me and my wife see our marriage as is it. It reminded us of our many strengths, but also helped us to see where we needed to work to make our marriage better. I love the fact that we can see our marriage as it is without the rest of the world knowing about it.”
– Kansas

“Our marriage was beginning to struggle. We didn’t know where to turn. We saw the Couple Checkup online assessment and decided to take it. Now we know where to begin to work on our relationship. For the first time in a while, we both have hope. Thank you.”
– Tennessee

“I think it is a very effective tool that creates very positive dialogue in a safe, constructive environment.”
– New Zealand

“We both agree that the assessment accurately highlights both the strong areas and ‘growth’ areas (yes, we still have ‘growth’ areas after 25 years of wedded bliss). I thought the whole process was easy to follow and ‘user-friendly’ for occasional computer users. I was impressed at the detail of the assessment results. The language of the results was encouraging, not condemning.”
– Indonesia