Couples Counselling in London

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The Illusion of Love: Understanding Limerence in Modern Relationships

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In today’s world of modern dating, where relationships are often undefined, communication is constant, and emotional availability can feel uncertain, many people find themselves caught in an experience they struggle to identify, yet deeply feel.This experience has a name: limerence. A powerful psychological state often described as obsessive infatuation or intense romantic attraction, where longing […]


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Trust Issues and Public Distrust: How Loss of Faith in Government Affects Relationships and Mental Health

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In recent years, trust in government, media, and public systems has declined across many societies. Headlines frequently highlight corruption, misinformation, political polarisation, and systemic failure.But beyond the political landscape, something more subtle and far-reaching is shifting: a change in how safe, predictable, and trustworthy the world itself feels.These trust issues are often framed as political […]


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Infidelity – Crossroad of Crisis and Opportunities

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Infidelity is often perceived as a relationship’s death toll, a betrayal so deep that it seems to shatter everything a couple has built together. But what if infidelity, as painful as it is, doesn’t have to spell the end of a relationship? What if it could be the beginning of a new chapter that requires […]


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Q & A Session With Therapist Mark Dalby

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Mark Dalby is an accomplished therapist with over 20 years of experience.  This question-and-answer session discusses his background, approaches and experiences as a therapist. What are the key benefits of seeking family therapy when one or more members are neurodivergent? One of the key benefits of family therapy is that it focuses on people’s strengths, […]


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Love Multiplied: The Rise of Polyamory

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In recent years, polyamory has gained recognition in popular culture, offering meaningful and fulfilling connections to many people who do not resonate with more traditional, binary relationship models. However, this type of relationship has also been reduced to a “fad” or trend in public discourse and is often the subject of much-misunderstood debate. Traditional, “nuclear […]


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Healing the Heart: Navigating Grief and Finding Meaningful Connections

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Grief is an unavoidable part of any life which includes love, connection, hopes and future plans. Simply put, we do not grieve things we do not care about. The experience of grief could in many ways be defined as a byproduct of love. Psychologist Dr Colin Murray Parkes describes the relationship between love and grief […]


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Q&A with Therapist Julia Pugh – Surgery, Couples and Psychosexual Therapy

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Trainer, speaker to universities and charity organisations, therapist and author, Julia Pugh is a couples and psychosexual therapist, with over 15 years of experience working in various medical settings. Julia is dual-trained as a Member of the Institute of Psychosexual Medicine (IPM), a qualified COSRT member and a BACP member. Julia works in the NHS and […]


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The Impact of Technology, Relationships and Sex

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Intimacy and the Effects of Technology It is no surprise that technology has taken over the globe in just the past few decades, changing the way we live, work, socialise and develop relationships. But we are now in an age of tech where we have seen everything so easily available on the internet from pornography […]


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5 Myths About Infidelity

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What is Infidelity? What is infidelity? What percentage of people cheat? Is cheating a dealbreaker? Cheating, or being unfaithful, can be both physical and emotional. It can happen when someone breaks a commitment to be exclusive with their partner, either sexually or emotionally. People may have different ideas about what counts as cheating, like one […]


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Q&A Session with Therapist Martina Bador

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Martina Bador has worked as a therapist for over 15 years. Her work has an integrative approach, with person-centred foundations. In this question-and-answer session, she discusses her background and the inspirations for her work. Why did you become a Therapist? I used to work in speech and language, primarily this involved working with parents. I […]


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