Individual Counselling for Relationship Issues
Individual relationship counselling focuses on the difficulties or challenges you may be experiencing in your personal or intimate relationships.
I offer supportive and collaborative therapy to help you navigate through any relationship challenges you may be facing. Together we would identify and explore some of the most common challenges faced in relationships, including:
- Communication breakdown or difficulties
- Differences in Attachment style
- Intimacy concerns
- Trust issues
- Family dynamics
- Cultural differences
- Life transitions
- Separation and/or divorce
- Financial stress
- Conflict resolution
Seeking the support of a therapist can be the first positive step toward improving your relationship or addressing your personal challenges. If you need support, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
How can we work together?
I offer an Initial Assessment as an opportunity to meet before you commit to therapy. This also gives us a chance to discuss your current difficulties, goals for therapy and see whether we are the best fit for each other.
For information about my fees please
Talking Can Help
To book an Initial Assessment please call 07846 989439 or fill in the main form here and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can.
I look forward to hearing from you.
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Disclaimer
If you have a specific medical problem or complaint, it is recommended that you seek help from your GP or medical practitioner before you seek counselling. This will allow you to have the necessary checks to determine whether your condition has a physiological or medical cause. More importantly, if such a condition is identified, then the appropriate medical intervention can be applied.
Your health may be compromised if you use any extreme weight control behaviours (even if occasionally) as there are many physical complications that can arise from extreme food restriction, fasting or losing weight too quickly, from self-induced vomiting, abusing laxatives/diuretics, as well as from extreme exercise.
If you think you might be suffering from an eating disorder it’s important to talk to you GP for a full medical check-up.