Kissing Someone Else
Do men and women have different values?
Thoughts on what 'cheating' in a relationship means
(From a conversation on BBC Radio London)
Articles from our staff providing helpful insights into relationship issues
The Couple Therapist on the Screen
Online counselling, why webcam therapy can reach and help couples
Author:
Pierre Cachia, senior couple psychotherapist and counselling psychologist currently leading the development of online therapy services at Tavistock Relationships.
How our couple therapy works – the Tavistock method
Our unique counselling and psychotherapy approach, developed over 70 years, from the Tavistock Clinic to today.
Clinical Director Limor Abramov Q & A: How we help couples; What is unique about Tavistock Relationship’s clinical services?
Families, forgiving and withholding forgiveness
Forgiveness: Its meaning and the family process
Honor Rhodes, OBE, CQSW
For many people their first encounters with the idea of forgiveness come from religious observances. For devout Christians there is a double injunction contained in the Lord’s Prayer, ‘Forgive us our trespasses and those who trespass against us.’ There is a thought missing here.
Being trusting in an age of anxiety
Couple therapy and the role of the parent and child in relationships
Honor Rhodes OBE – Tavistock Relationships / Trustee Early Intervention Foundation (EIF), delivered at the No Boundaries event in Hull March 2017
Why do some couples in long term relationships stop having sex
Even when sex is enjoyable for both partners? And how can psychosexual therapy help?
A blog post by Marian O’Connor, Head of Professional Development and Training
When is psychosexual therapy an appropriate route for a couple?
Why Psychosexual therapy? Or Sex Therapy as it is often called.
Money – a relationship problem that can cause couple conflict
A video story of how couple therapy can provide support
Online Therapy & Counselling Service: a very good start
Tavistock Relationships’ first online therapy service has had a successful launch
Seeking Relationship help in the new year
Couple Therapy - a sign of health or admitting defeat?
By Krisztina Glausius
Head of Clinical Services
‘April is the cruelest month but January is often felt to follow not too far behind in terms of unhappiness and general accumulated misery. Start- of- the year woes can be both caused by, and resulting from unhappy relationships or from isolation and loneliness.
Why therapy is different for men
Men like seeking practical answers – why is therapy any different?
Five areas of conflict
The post holiday season can often bring about conflict in a relationship which can affect how individuals feel about themselves and their partner.
