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SPACE FOR BOTH OF YOU

Couples counselling

An opportunity to explore relationship concerns, communication and what each person hopes will be different.

If you feel afraid, controlled or unsafe in a relationship, seek individual support first. You do not need to attend a joint session to ask for help.

NHS · Relationship wellbeing ↗

Who it’s for

Partners seeking help with recurring conflict, disconnection, a transition or decisions about their relationship.

Your first conversation

A first conversation may explore what each person hopes for, how joint work is structured and whether this setting is appropriate. Ask about privacy and individual contact between sessions.

Useful questions to bring

  • Share what brings you to seek support as a couple.
  • Ask how joint sessions are structured and how privacy is handled.
  • Discuss whether this form of support is appropriate for your circumstances.
Read the first-session guide ↗
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