Relationship difficulties are extremely common, and it can be helpful to have a space to talk things through with a neutral person.

Here are some examples of relationship difficulties that people may seek help with:

• “My partner’s had an affair, and I’m not sure what to do.”
• “I struggle to make friends.”
• “I want to leave my partner but feel like I can’t.”
• “My mother/father constantly tells me what to do, even though I’m an adult.”
• “I’ve cheated on my partner and I’m not sure where to go from here.”
• “My relationship has ended and I’m struggling to cope.”
• “My friend has betrayed me and I feel unable to move on.”
• “My boss really intimidates me.”
• “I don’t want this person in my life anymore, but they’re family.”
• “My partner doesn’t treat me well, but always apologises afterwards.”
• “I find my work colleague so difficult to work with!”

Perhaps you’d benefit from a confidential space to share and process your feelings. Often, in situations like this, we struggle to find someone to talk to who isn’t directly involved or invested in a particular outcome, which can make it difficult for you to explore your options.

It may be that you’d like to work on some deeper issues that these relationship difficulties have uncovered. Or perhaps some work on improving communication might help your situation.

I have vast amounts of experience working with a range of relationship difficulties in a supportive, non-judgemental manner. Together, we can find a way forward. Please get in touch to make an initial appointment, where we can begin to explore your difficulties together.