Slay & Associates created a new video for St. Louis Healthy Families. The non-profit underwent a branding and name change this year. The spot is already receieving national attention. What do you think? Watch it here now.

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, SLHMC discusses the keys to healthy relationship on Channel 11 – Get tips from these marriage experts now.

KMOX and KWMU features SLHMC, a nonprofit encouraging healthy families through education and community awareness – listen now!

“Before You Say I Do,” the first video Slay and Associates produced for St Louis Healthy Marriage Coalition’s 2009 video series, has won a bronze Telly Award. STLTV Coordinating Producer Andre Holman and Slay Producer-Writer Suzanne Corbett headed the project with the support of the SLHMC/Slay media team of Jane Higgins, Nancy Elswick and Judy Taylor.

Slay and Associates is proud to announce that pre-production of the next St. Louis Healthy Marriage Coalition video is well underway. The first two videos in the 2009 three-part series were produced earlier this spring, including Telly-Award winning: “Before You Say I Do” and “Bankruptcy Protection: How to Invest in Your Marriage.” The final topic in 2009 series is: “Can Love Last Forever?”

“Gateway To A Healthy Marriage” is a 30-minute sequel to “A Look at Healthy Marriage” featuring open and critical discussion led by a moderator engaging 4 ‘marital experts*’ in a ’round-table’ format. The course of this conversation delves into the traits of unhealthy relationships/marriages, what warning signs to watch for, and how to ‘walk back’ from the brink of a broken relationship.

A Look at Healthy Marriage” is the first episode in a 2-part series of 30-minute programs produced on behalf of the Saint Louis Healthy Marriage Coalition featuring open and insightful conversation with 2 couples directed by a moderator.

The federally funded St. Louis Healthy Marriage Coalition announces its partner agencies who are currently serving young and expectant parents in St. Louis: Lutheran Family and Children’s Services, Positive Family Enterprises, Grace Hill Head Start, MO4-H UMSL Outreach and Extension, and Fathers’ Support Center.