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My children won't stop fighting
Arguments between children can be upsetting for a parent.
Co-dependent relationships
The term ‘co-dependent relationship’ is one that many people might be familiar with, but it is also one that few fully understand
My ex won't let me see my kids
It can be one of the hardest things when you’re prevented from having a relationship with your children.
I'm attracted to a colleague
It may be a cliché, but the workplace is one of the most common places for affairs to start.
My partner still talks to their ex
When a relationship ends sometimes both of you prefer not to stay in touch.
Five communication bad-habits to ditch immediately
It’s all too easy to pick up negative communication habits when it comes to relationships.
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Funded counselling through national partnerships
Find out more about the funded counselling we can offer to people who work in or have worked in, specific employment sectors.
Lottie Lomas (author of the Secret Divorcee blog) talks about learning to live as a family post divorce - and what that has meant for her relationship with her ex.
Starting a new relationship? Second marriages and partnerships come with their own set of challenges. Be open and honest with your partner about expectations.
Whether you’ve been living together for years, or the relationship still feels new, getting married often feels like the next step.
Compromise is a word that you hear a lot when it comes to relationships. It's so much more than just finding a way to meet in the middle.
From dramatic walkouts on Married at First Sight, to big friendship fallouts on Made in Chelsea, reality TV is full of arguments.