Relationship Counselling

It doesn’t matter if you’re single, married, living together, LGBTQI+, non-monogamous or anything in between – we’re here to help you strengthen your relationships.

Relationship Counselling

Your relationship does not have to be struggling to come for relationship counselling. Some couples come for a few sessions to help them get through a rough patch, others just want to understand each other better and prepare for the future, whilst for some their relationship has reached a crisis point and counselling may be the start of a longer process of getting back on track. Whatever your problems, however big or small, we are here to help.

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What to expect

At your first appointment we will provide a caring, supportive and non-judgemental space for you to talk about the issues you may be facing in your relationship. Our counsellors will work with you to identify the underlying issues in your relationship and understand what you want to achieve from the counselling sessions.

If relationship counselling is the best way forward, you will start a series of weekly 50-minute sessions with one of our counselling team. If you have come to us as a couple the counsellor will want to spend some individual time with each of you so that you can speak in confidence about your thoughts and feelings regarding your relationship. Most clients attend between 6 and 12 sessions.

What our clients say

“Our counsellor was very understanding to our needs and helped us overcome a very large barrier in our relationship. We needed that third person to reinstate the communication between us.”

“I was in a bad place mentally in respect of my relationship and in my mind it was over. However, after 10 weeks of coming to Relate the difference I saw in my partner and the advice we received on how to communicate with one another has completely turned the relationship around. Thank you so much!”

“I feel our relationship is stronger as a result of the sessions.”