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Couples Relationship Therapy

Seeking relationship therapy isn’t a failure or a bad thing. While taking that first step can feel difficult, therapy can offer meaningful support—whether it’s to navigate conflict, foster personal growth, or simply maintain healthy communication

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Every relationship is unique, and each person within it has their own needs, desires, history, and way of processing emotions. Sometimes, all of this can make communication difficult.

Relationship therapy provides a space to explore these dynamics and can be tailored to support your specific situation, whether you’re navigating challenges, strengthening your connection, or simply fine-tuning an already healthy relationship.

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Communication

It might sound cliché, but communication is often one of the biggest challenges in a relationship. Many of us spend conversations waiting for our turn to speak rather than truly listening. In therapy, you’ll be supported in both understanding what your partner is expressing and feeling heard about your own needs and emotions. Strengthening communication skills can help deepen trust, reduce misunderstandings, and create a more open, supportive dynamic.

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Understanding the Root of a Problem

Sometimes, it feels like you’re having the same argument over and over again, going in circles without resolution. But often, the real issue isn’t about the dishes not being done or one partner withdrawing when they’re stressed—it’s about a deeper, underlying feeling that hasn’t been addressed. Therapy provides a space to uncover what’s really going on beneath the surface in a safe, constructive way, helping you break out of those frustrating cycles.

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Shifts in Power and Dynamics

Relationships naturally evolve over time. Changes in employment, the arrival of a child, illness, or new desires and needs can shift the balance within a relationship. While no relationship should be about power or control, these changes can sometimes create feelings of imbalance, frustration, or resentment if left unspoken. Therapy helps navigate these transitions, ensuring that both partners feel valued and supported as the relationship adapts.

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A Relationship Tune-Up

Sometimes, a relationship feels great, and you want to keep it that way. Therapy isn’t just for when things go wrong—it can also be a space to learn new tools, explore different ways of being together, or strengthen an already strong connection. Whether it’s refining communication, deepening intimacy, or simply checking in, a relationship “tune-up” can help you continue to grow together.

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No matter where you are in your relationship journey, therapy offers a space to explore, heal, and grow. Whether you’re facing challenges or simply want to strengthen your bond, you deserve support in building the fulfilling, healthy relationships you want.

Workshop costs

The prices below reflect costings based on length of talks or workshops required, with the minimum being an hour. All topics can be adjusted to fit time requirements, and more than one topic can be included if that is what you are looking for. Prices include time, development and any handouts and materials I may provide. If you have any bespoke requests, please do get in touch.

1- 2 Hour Workshop

1 - 2 hour workshops will usually cover a single topic, involve some interactive work and time for questions.

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£90 - £175

Half Day Workshop

Half Day workshops can include 1 - 2 topics, depending on requirements. This will include a larger amount of interactive work and questions time.

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£325

Whole Day Workshop

A whole day workshop can include an in depth look at one topic, a broader look at two or three topics or a bespoke workshop covering aspects of many topics. Each will have a varying amount of interactive components.

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£600

Concessionary rates are available for charitable organisations.

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