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I’m having sex problems
If your sexual relationship isn’t giving you the pleasure or satisfaction it once did, or if it never has, then you may find talking to a sex therapist helpful. Talking about your sexual relationship may seem a little strange at first, but you will be talking to someone who is trained and skilled in working…
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Sex problems A couple’s sexual relationship is something they work out for themselves. How often you have sex, when and what you do is personal to your relationship. As long as you both enjoy it and it’s not harming anyone else, then it’s your choice. However, if your sexual relationship isn’t giving you the pleasure…
Read MoreI’m having relationship problems
Perhaps you would benefit from relationship counselling. We can help you to work through problems in current relationships, explore the effects of past relationships or look at how to improve and enrich relationships for the future. Counsellors working in Relationships Scotland counselling services offer relationship counselling to anyone over 16 throughout Scotland. We work with all…
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Relationships Scotland We’re Scotland’s largest provider of relationship counselling, family mediation and child contact centre services. Find out how we can help Find your nearest service How can we help you? I’m having relationship problems I’m going through a divorce/separation I’m trying to get contact with my kids I’m having trouble talking to my ex-partner…
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How counselling helps Relationship Counselling is available to anyone in Scotland over 16 who is worried about or wants to explore the impact of their adult relationships. You don’t have to be in a relationship to come for counselling. You can come if you’re single, in a civil partnership, married, living with someone, separated, divorced,…
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What happens at counselling If you decide that relationship counselling can help you, the first step is to get in touch with your nearest service or call 0345 119 2020. Not all services are open all the time so if you call and get an answer phone, please leave your name and a number where you can…
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Relationship Counselling 99% of counselling clients would recommend Relationships Scotland services to others Relationship counselling helps people with their relationships. We can help you to work through problems in current relationships, explore the effects of past relationships or look at how to improve and enrich relationships for the future. We work with all relationship…
Read More5 Questions to ask before choosing a Relationship Counsellor
Are they trained to work with relationships? Entrusting yourself and your relationship to relationship counselling can seem daunting especially when there are so many different forms of counselling available. The first thing you need to ask a counsellor is about their training in relationship work. Relationships Scotland runs fully accredited and validated courses for those…
Read MoreHow You and Your Partner Can Survive the Lockdown – originally appeared in the Herald on Sunday 19 April
Living together for 24 hours each day can be tough, but with a little care and a lot of kindness, relationships can blossom through the crisis. Few of us expected a few short weeks ago that we were suddenly about to begin a whole new relationship, with our current partners! But for many, that might…
Read MoreAnnual Review 2015
In the past year, the Relationships Scotland Network provided face-to-face support for over 15,000 people across the country The Relationships Scotland Network offers a unique Scotland-wide family and relationship support service. Our Network of 22 Member Services helps people cope with relationship problems, separation and divorce. We work with individuals, couples, families and children to…
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