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Patricia Goodman, qualified personal counsellor for Bath, Bristol and Somerset |
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Marriage and relationship counselling |
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Counselling for couples in Bath and surrounding areasCouples are seen together when they are experiencing
problems in their marriage or relationship. The starting point of therapy
is the hope and desire on both sides for the relationship to improve and
to continue. It is best not to leave marriage counselling
till the end as a last resort because anger and resentment may have built
up by then.
Together we will explore your feelings about the relationship and how
both you and your partner are communicating. If your partner does not
want to join you in counselling, coming for marriage counselling alone
can still be very beneficial. There may be changes you can make alone
that will have a positive impact on your relationship. Some people also
prefer to have counselling on their own first to work out their feelings
before seeing another counsellor as a couple. |
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