Couples Coaching

Yesterday I did what we all so seldom do in our daily lives – I got out of my head and into my body. I joined Innercamp’s Holosomatic Breathwork workshop, and it shifted everything.

Acknowledging the need for a break from the couple relationship is facing up to the fact that something is inherently broken. That doesn’t mean broken forever. But this confusing relationship state needs clear communication to be resolved.

There’s one thing that especially lights me up in my work. That’s running my Couple Vision Days.

Although the education system has made progress to be inclusive, the structure is still catered primarily to neurotypical people. What impact does this have on adult relationships?

It was a real pleasure to recently join Alex Partridge once again on his insightful podcast, ADHD Chatter. Read more and watch the video here.

I outline two cases in my therapy room where a client has had a profound moment of realisation about neurodiversity, beginning a transformation of their relationship.

Inequality can arise from a variety of factors, including differing expectations, communication styles, and varying levels of emotional labour.

Are you feeling disconnected from your partner? Struggling with a persistent issue? Or simply longing for more quality time together to address your couple goals? A Vision Day might be the perfect solution.

We look at what can cause resentment in relationships. This article explores ways to address resentment and improve your relationship.

As a couples therapist, I’m always looking for new resources that can help me better understand and support my clients. Recently, I’ve been particularly inspired by things that have shed light on the link between mental health, physical health, relationships, and personal growth.