Honor Rhodes
As we launch Between Us, our new App, designed to help couples relate better between themselves, Honor Rhodes explores why the deep need for better understanding, which is what really helps relationships thrive, is so often replaced by surface gestures and miscommunication. Often this means tools and professional help - such as we offer - are needed.
Joanna Harrison
The challenges of home-based work and schooling may be with us for some time and it feels like this is the hardest bit of lockdown yet. The strongest bonds in relationships can be tested by this. Couples therapy has proved a route to help, we have been offering a 'shorter burst' package of four, once a week sessions. Here, one of our therapists, offers advice on dealing with home schooling pressure.
Kate Thompson
To help raise awareness of the Sort It Out campaign, which aims to reduce the exposure of children to parental conflict, Kate Thompson, Head of Parenting Services at Tavistock Relationships, offers advice on dealing with family conflict.
Andrew Balfour
Tavistock Relationships is supporting the #SortItOut campaign which calls for immediate action to reduce the damaging impact of frequent, intense and poorly resolved parental conflict on an estimated 1.25million children in Britain.
Patsy Faure
The course leader for our Foundation Course, Patsy, reflects on how she, as a Black therapist, feels about events of this summer and addressing the issus of race and difference in therapeutic work.
Andrew Balfour, CEO, Tavistock Relationships
As part of Healthy Relationships Week, Andrew Balfour explains why the positive outcomes of the reducing parental conflict programmes, for families and children merit continued - or even expanded -funding.
Matthew Bell
Psychoanalyst / City of London Corporation Councilman and Mental Health Champion.
How and why the new City Wellbeing Centre was founded to support the vital issue of mental health in City businesses and communities around them.
Damian McCann, Tavistock Relationships’ Head of Learning & Development and Director of City Wellbeing Centre, talks about the support available to City workers and residents at The City of London Corporation’s new City Wellbeing Centre
By Andrew Balfour, CEO of Tavistock Relationships
Following the publication of the organisation's annual review, Andrew Balfour reflects on the last year in relationship support and how Tavistock Relationships has responded.
Richard Meier, policy and projects manager at Tavistock Relationships, talks about the work the charity is doing, funded by BBC Children in Need, to support young people experiencing mental health problems as a result of inter-parental conflict
By Damian McCann, Tavistock Relationships’ Head of Learning & Development and Director of City Wellbeing Centre,
Damian talks about the support available at The City of London Corporation’s new City Wellbeing Centre.
We recently offered some advice in the Daily Telegraph on how our thinking and couples therapy techniques can help make your relationship more rubust in these challenging times. Here we expand on it.
By Liz Hamlin, couple therapist and joint head of clinical services at Tavistock Relationships
By Marian O'Connor, Relationship Therapist and Head of Training, Psychosexual Therapy, at Tavistock Relationships
By Joanna Harrison, Visiting Clinician
