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New AI tools facilitate clearer communication for couples and co-parents

Relationship support charity Relate has unveiled a suite of AI tools aimed at supporting separated co-parents, couples, and carers to communicate m

Strengthening relationships

Trust

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My husband won't let me see my daughter

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Abuse

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My ex-husband only wants contact with one of our daughters

I want another baby, but my partner doesn’t

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It’s very common for a relationship to go through phases where one or both partners lose interest in sex.

Sex & intimacy

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How do I handle an inappropriate colleague and move on?

I always have to apologise in arguments with my partner

I don’t think I love my husband anymore

Marriage & commitment

I think my mum might have BPD

Families & parenting

Communication

Families

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In a world increasingly dominated by technology, it’s easy to forget the human efforts behind the innovations we use everyday.

Relationship support charity Relate has unveiled a suite of AI tools aimed at supporting separated co-parents, couples, and carers to communicate more effectively, see things from the child’s persp

Relate will be expanding our relationship support offer for individuals, couples and families in Norfolk and Waveney under a new NHS Talking Therapies partnership made up of organisations including

During February 2024 Relate are migrating the Case Management System from its current hosting location in the UK to a data centre in Canada.

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