Now offering Family Counselling: An investment that lasts
Many families invest in holidays hoping to reconnect, relax, and create harmony. But when deeper struggles remain unresolved, like constant arguments, emotional distance, or the stress of separation, what’s really needed is not a break, but support.
I’m now offering Family Counselling as part of my private practice, in addition to my role as a Family Counsellor for Relate, the UK’s leading relationship charity. This is a safe, supported space for families to repair, reconnect, and strengthen their relationships, together.
- Why Family Counselling?
It’s not about blame, it’s about understanding. When families come together in therapy, they build bridges: between parents and children, co-parents, step-siblings, and partners.
Whether you’re facing separation, blended family dynamics, co-parenting stress, or ongoing tension, counselling helps everyone feel heard, respected, and supported. - What I’ve Seen First-Hand
Working with children, young people, and adults across both private and charity sectors, I’ve witnessed how complex, and how repairable, family dynamics can be.
Even when things feel stuck, even when the past is painful, families can move forward with better communication, mutual respect, and hope. - What We Can Work On Together
- Communication breakdown
- Parenting disagreements
- Co-parenting after divorce or separation
- Step-parenting tensions
- Emotional disconnection
- Teenage behaviours and transitions
- An Investment in Emotional Wellbeing
A holiday gives a short-term boost. Family therapy can change the emotional climate at home long-term. It gives families tools to manage conflict, regulate emotions, and feel more connected.
If you’re ready to invest in your family’s wellbeing, or just wondering if therapy might help, I invite you to reach out. Family counselling offers a chance to pause, reflect, and grow. Sometimes, the most meaningful journey doesn’t require a passport, just a little courage and support.
Contact me to book a consultation or learn more, I look forward to hearing from you.