Relationship Therapy & Counselling
Supporting healthy relationships and processing challenges like separation, loss, and relationship difficulties.
Relationships form the cornerstone of our emotional wellbeing, providing love, support, and fulfilment when they’re thriving. However, when relationships face challenges – whether through communication breakdown, loss of trust, separation, or divorce – the impact can be profound. Our relationship therapy services across Haggerston Highbury Fields provide professional support for navigating these difficult times.
Our experienced therapists employ various approaches, including Psychodynamic Psychotherapy to explore underlying relationship patterns and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy to develop practical strategies for better communication. Whether you’re seeking couples therapy individual support, our team of 100+ therapists offers sessions starting from £27.50.
Understanding Relationship Therapy
Relationship therapy provides a safe space to explore feelings about current and past relationships. Whether you’re struggling with divorce, separation, bereavement, or ongoing relationship difficulties, professional support can help you understand and process these challenges. Our therapists work with individuals and couples to identify patterns, improve communication, and develop healthier ways of relating.
When to Seek Relationship Support
Common reasons for seeking relationship therapy include:
- Divorce or separation processes
- Loss of a partner
- Communication difficulties
- Trust issues or infidelity
- Financial conflicts
- Mismatched expectations about the future
- Family blending challenges
- Career-related relationship strain
Types of Relationship Support Available
We offer various therapy formats to suit different needs:
- Individual therapy for personal relationship challenges
- Couples therapy for partnership issues
- Family therapy for wider family dynamics
- Multicultural therapy for culturally-sensitive support
- LGBTQIA+ therapy for diverse relationship structures
The Therapy Process
Your therapeutic journey begins with matching you to the right therapist from our diverse team. Available both online in-person across our East and North London locations, our practitioners create a supportive environment where you can explore relationship challenges safely and confidentially.
Our Therapeutic Approach
We understand that every relationship is unique, requiring a personalised approach to therapy. Our practitioners draw from various therapeutic modalities, helping you:
- Understand relationship patterns
- Improve communication skills
- Process grief and loss
- Navigate separation or divorce
- Build healthier relationships
- Develop conflict resolution strategies
Working with Our Therapists
When you’re ready to start therapy finding a therapist who resonates with your needs is crucial. Our experienced practitioners across Highbury Fields N5 and Haggerston E8 offer varied approaches and specialities, ensuring you find the right match for your journey.
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Experienced, qualified therapists ready to support your journey.

Aida Kerdoudi
Attachment-Based Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist (fully qualified & registered MBACP)

Alexander Isaksson
Mindfulness-based (Integrative) Psychotherapist (UKCP)

Anjali Puri
TA & EMDR Psychotherapist (UKCP)

Anna Humphries
Psychodynamic Psychotherapist & Clinical Supervisor (MBACP accred)

Anna Piechota
Integrative Psychotherapist (UKCP)

Anna Watkins
Integrative Counsellor & Therapist (BACP registered member)

Ben Willens
Integrative Transpersonal Counsellor (MBACP)

Beth Bolitho
Psychodynamic Counsellor and Psychotherapist (BACP, BPC)

Candy Newman
Humanistic Psychotherapist (MBACP)

Damien Kelly
Attachment-Based Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist (BACP)
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Questions about Relationship Therapy & Counselling?
Find answers to the most common questions, or get in touch with our team.
Contact usWhat therapy approaches help with relationship issues?
Our therapists utilise various evidence-based approaches, including psychodynamic psychotherapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, and couples counselling. The specific approach depends on your unique situation and needs, often combining different methods for optimal support.
What qualifications do relationship therapists have?
Our relationship therapists hold advanced degrees in counselling or psychotherapy, with specific training in relationship work. Many have additional certifications in couples therapy, family systems, or specialized relationship approaches.
Is therapy effective for relationship problems?
Research consistently shows that professional therapy can significantly improve relationship satisfaction and communication. Success often depends on commitment to the process and willingness to explore and implement new ways of relating.
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How long does relationship therapy take?
The duration varies depending on your specific challenges and goals. Some clients benefit from short-term therapy (6-12 sessions), while others prefer longer-term support. Your therapist will discuss timeframes during your initial consultation.
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