Most of us say that we want to be happier; yet ask how that might be achieved and we start to reach for our thinking caps. A few brave souls might sa…

The public murder of a soldier in the streets of Woolwich in front of passers-by, and the subsequent replay of mobile phone footage alongside media r…

Present relationship problems can often be traced back to childhood. In therapy, the presenting issues of the client are related to his/her core bel…

As a child, particularly if we had younger siblings, we may have been given the message that it is important to look out and care for others. We may…

Relationships when Conflicts Arise Conflict and disagreement in a relationship are not only normal but can, perhaps surprisingly, be a good thing; i…

A controlling relationship is when an individual will begin to dominate and intimidate their partner, often through emotional and/or physical abuse.…

Although producing babies confirms most men's images of being virile - as much as it does a woman's idea of being able to conceive - these little bun…

A relationship that is going to work needs to have give and take. Just as in the act of tango dancing, you can only keep interest in the relationship…

At various junctures in your relationship, you may find that the trust you share with your partner changes or is questioned. So, how do you work with…

Often when we decide we want things to change, we expect it to happen immediately. Hollywood feeds us stories in which change happens instantly – fal…

How would you describe good emotional health? Most people would find that their definitions included things like control of thoughts and feelings; ma…

Some clients come to therapy saying that they "have fallen out of love", or that the person they love doesn’t return that love. But what actually do…