Happy Pride Month! Whether you identify as queer, you're just beginning to think about your identity or want to support friends and family this Pride, we have tons of articles and resources available to help you make the most of your relationships.
We're here to provide a space for you to reflect on how you're feeling and provide support through self-help articles, personal experiences and tools to support you, so you can feel empowered to celebrate Pride together.
However you're feeling, we can Relate.
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Asexuality
Learn about the nuances of asexuality and its intersection with relationships.
How to be an ally when someone you know comes out
If someone you're friends with or related to comes out, it can bring a whole mix of emotions from excitement and pride to confusion and anxiety.
Pride reading guide
Welcome to our Pride Month reading guide!
Coming out
For many LGBTQI+ people, coming out can be a big part of accepting their identity. And while people are generally more accepting than ever when it comes to different romantic orientations and
How to support your child in exploring their gender identity
This blog was authored by Rosel Jackson Stern, a journalist and artist whose work primarily covers culture, politics and art.
A conversation about identity with Rosel Jackson Stern and Anjula Mutanda
Journalist and artist Rosel Jackson Stern speaks to Relate’s President Anjula Mutanda, a relationship psychologist, psychotherapist, broadcaster and author, about identity, belonging and how therap
Figuring out who you are
You’d have thought it would be easy to figure out who you are. After all, you spend no less than 100% of your time in your own head.
Relationship audit
The relationship audit toolkit is an interactive, comprehensive resource offering various exercises to help users evaluate, understand, and strengthen their personal and professional relationships.
Understanding Others: Everyday counselling techniques
Understanding others: everyday counselling techniques is a course that helps you improve how you talk and listen to others. It teaches useful ways to understand people better and how to handle disagreements, making your relationships at home, work, or school, even better.
Discover what turns you on
In some ways, it can feel like knowing what ‘turns you on’ should be easy. After all, you’re the person in your own body - shouldn’t it just come naturally?
Check out some resources from our friends
- Every LGBTQIA+ flag you might see at Pride and what they mean
- Stonewall's campaign for LGBTQIA+ equality