Session 1. The first group session (4 hours) will consist of four modules: 1) an orientation to the intervention, 2) characteristics of healthy relationships, 3) effective communication skills, and 4) reducing HIV risk in relationships. In the orientation module, couples will learn about the structure and purpose of the intervention, collaboratively develop a list of group rules with the facilitators (e.g., confidentiality, respect for others), and will complete ice-breaker activities to facilitate participants' comfort with the other group members. In the healthy relationships module, couples will learn how to identify healthy and unhealthy relationship patterns, discuss past experiences with healthy/unhealthy relationships, and then develop a list of pleasurable activities in which couples can engage in the Chicago area (e.g., free museum nights). Couples will identify one activity they will do in the next week. In the effective communication skills module, couples will learn about several effective and ineffective communication patterns, watch brief videos demonstrating these patterns, and briefly practice effective communication skills with their partners. Couples will be asked to practice using effective communication skills and identify instances in which they use ineffective communication with their partners before the next session. Finally, in the reducing HIV risk module, couples will learn about HIV risks in same-sex male relationships, sexual behaviors that pose different levels of HIV risk, different methods of HIV prevention including condom use, pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP), and where one can be tested for HIV and obtain condoms and PrEP/PEP.