Relate Press Releases
JAN 10 / Relate’s response to Divorce statistics England and Wales
What happens after the big day is what matters.
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JAN 10 / Relate’s response to Labour Green Paper on Families
Relate is delighted to see a number of strong commitments in this green paper – we have waited eleven years for it...
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JAN 10 / Politicians need to commit to relationships
The three leading relationship organisations Relate, One Plus One and The Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships, have come together to warn politicians that relationships between adults should be centre stage in social policy...
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NOV 09 / Relate response to the McFarlane Employment Tribunal
Appeal dismissed on all counts. Judgement goes in favour of Relate...
NOV 09 / Relate’s response to the Department of Health announcement that relationship counselling will be offered as part of Improving Access to Psychological Therapies
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NOV 09 / Prof Cary Cooper announced as the new President of Relate
Relate, has appointed Prof Cary Cooper CBE, Professor of Organisational Psychology & Health and Pro Vice Chancellor of Lancaster University, as President.
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SEP 09 / Relationship Counselling benefits all
Relate, the UK's largest provider of relationship counselling, today published research on the impact of couple counselling. People using the service found that relationship counselling not only had a positive impact on them as a couple but also benefited their parenting skills and their ability to cope with work.
SEP 09 / A quarter of families arguing more because of the recession
A quarter (25%) of families admit to arguing more because of the recession, new figures from Relate, the UK's largest provider of relationship counselling have revealed. These figures are released during the UK National Family Week.
SEP 09 / Department for Children, Schools and Families press release Balls announces extra £3.1 million to help families cope with recession
Ed Balls today announced £3 million - including £1million for Relate - so organisations can offer more services such as relationship and family counselling to those affected by the recession.
SEP 09 / Relate welcomes Government recession funding
Today the Department for Children, Schools and Families announced it would give Relate £1 million over the next two years to fund extra counselling and relationship support for couples and families who may have been affected by the recession - especially in areas hardest hit.