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How to get over a friendship breakup
It’s fair to say that all breakups, no matter their nature, are painful to some extent.
Setting boundaries for teenagers
Many people will remember the battles to stay out for half an hour longer, or go somewhere that our parents thought was not appropriate.
How to de-escalate an argument
We’ve all been there. What starts out as a robust discussion - a mild disagreement, even - turns into a really horrible argument.
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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