RELATIONSHIP CONCERNS
As human beings, we are inherently relational — our connections with others often bring a deep sense of support and meaning in our lives. At the same time, when these relationships are under strain or not evolving as we’d hoped, they can become a source of pain, confusion, or distress.
Clients come to relationship therapy for many different reasons, and no issue is too big or too small. Some of the concerns people often seek support with include:
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Difficulties with communication
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Navigating conflict in a more constructive way
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Understanding and healing after a betrayal
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Working through differing expectations or life decisions, such as having children, moving in together, or committing to marriage or a civil partnership
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Exploring sexuality, identity, or relationship preferences
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Considering whether to continue, change, or end a relationship
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Understanding relationships in the context of work
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Understanding employee, colleague, or manager behaviours
Sessions provide clients with the space to build their awareness of their current issues and longer-term relational patterns. This might include dynamics that feel positive, as well as those that prove challenging. Once issues and patterns are surfaced, I can provide support to explore ways of relating in new ways.