
Family and relationship therapy support individuals and families in understanding patterns, roles, and interactions that affect relationships.
It offers a space to explore challenges and develop strategies for healthier communication, connection, and boundaries across a range of relationships.
What to Expect in Sessions
We begin by exploring the family or relationship history, current dynamics, and the hopes and goals of each member involved. Everyone's experience is valued, and care is taken to ensure each voice has space to be heard.
Therapy focusses on how roles, expectations, and interaction patterns, and cultural influences shape relationships and emotional wellbeing. This may include looking at how responsibilities are shared, how conflict is managed, or how closeness and distance are experienced.
Together, we can explore ways to enhance communication, strengthen boundaries, and navigate conflict, shaped around the unique dynamics of your family or relationship and at a pace that feels right for you.
How Therapy Can Support You
Family Therapy can support:
- Families experiencing conflict or tension
- Parents and adult children navigating intergenerational challenges
- Families managing change, loss, or life transitions
- Families dealing with differences in expectations, culture or generational pressures, or roles
- Rebuilding trust, respect, and connection
Relationship Therapy can support:
- Improving communication and understanding
- Managing tension, conflict, or changes within the relationship
- Building healthier boundaries and emotional balance
- Understanding patterns in how you relate to others
- Processing loss, separation, or evolving roles within these relationships
- Relationships navigating cultural expectations alongside personal or relational needs
Family and relationship therapy offers spaces to explore roles, expectations, and patterns develop within families and close relationships. This may include navigating communication difficulties, recurring conflict, emotional distance, or feeling caught between different needs and loyalties
Therapy can help make sense of the influences that shape how people relate to one another - such as upbringing, family values, traditions, cultural influences and the responsibilities people carry for others.
By slowing things down and creating room for reflection, therapy supports clear communication, healthier boundaries, and relationships that feel more balanced and sustainable over time.
£85
per session
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