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Talking openly about sex
In my latest column for Private Practice magazine I look at open relationships and how they can be managed where there are differences in the sexual needs of a couple. […]
Gender, Sexuality and Relationships – A Life Less Ordinary
Romantic relationships can be tough, whatever your gender or sexuality. And managing them can be complicated. Our latest article in Private Practice examines this from the point of view of […]
We are family
“You can’t choose your family!”. It’s one of those sayings that has such ubiquity it’s become a truism. You say those words to pretty much anyone (in this place and […]
You’re the one that I want
As well as working with couples, I often work with individuals (in fact probably 40% of my work is with individuals). These are generally people who are in a relationship […]
Family Affair
Read the first of our new relationship columns: Relationship Column 1 This article was first published in Private Practice, Autumn 2017 issue, published by BACP. ©
The relationship dance
The honeymoon period. That special time in a relationship when the two of you (assuming it’s a couple) find each other charming and witty and interesting. Your farts are funny, […]
Privacy, Secrets and Lies
Trust. It’s one of the bedrocks of a relationship. It can mean many things to many people, but generally can be understood to involve honesty, sharing, openness, confidence in a […]
Living with uncertainty for relationship success
Plans are great. Have clearly defined goals, resources in place and a timetable of when everything is going to happen. This, so the gurus tell us, is the best way […]
How therapy can help survive an affair
I read an article http://bit.ly/2kj1RCu which listed a whole load of reasons why you should get out of a relationship. It wasn’t a particularly in depth piece, and had lots […]