We offer confidential relationship counselling and sexual therapy for couples and individuals.
These services are provided across Scotland and are the equivalent of those provided by our
sister organisation Relate in England and Wales.
Family Mediation helps parents and other family members make arrangements
for their children’s future, where they will live and how they will maintain
contact. Group and individual work directly helps children and adults.
As well as Relationship Counselling and Family
Mediation, Relationships Scotland supports a variety of other family support
services: Child Contact Centres, Groups for adults and Groups for children.
For general information on how to train as a counsellor click here or as a family mediator click here
Partnership with Scottish Government Campaign.
Relationships Scotland is happy to be collaborating with the Scottish Government on their energy-saving awareness campaign.
This link takes you to their website to find information
www.homeenergyscotland.org.uk
This link shows the other partners in the campaign and gives access to posters and leaflets www.homeenergyscotland.org.uk/our-partners
To watch a video about
PARENTING APART GROUPS, or to find out more click here
Download Relationships Scotland's Annual Review
Welcome to Relationships Scotland
We offer relationship counselling, family mediation, child contact centres and other forms of family support across mainland and island Scotland.
Click here for a full list of our services across Scotland or phone
0845 119 2020
Vacancy
(Based at York Place in Edinburgh)
Course Director - Counselling (Certificate in Couple Counselling)
Part time - 17.5 hours
Salary £28,077 - £31,968 (pro rata)
Click here for more information
Family Mediation and Child Contact- new videos
Family Mediation: Elaine C Smith introduces the two parts, where we follow a separated couple through the process.
View the first part, Family Mediation Explained, by clicking here
View the second part, Family Mediation in Action, by clicking here
Child Contact: Stuart Valentine introduces the two videos which explain the differences between Supported Child Contact and Supervised Child Contact
View Child Contact: Supported here
View Child Contact: Supervised here
