- 'I think my partner is having an affair'
- 'We are drifting apart'
- 'I want us to be closer'
- 'My partner is drinking too much'
- 'I have lost my desire for sex'
- 'We argue all the time'
- 'Stress is affecting our relationship'
- 'I find it hard to say how I really feel'
- 'My past is affecting how I live now'
These are some of problems most couples & individuals encounter at some point. Being in a relationship is rewarding and fulfilling but anyone can experience difficulties regardless of their age, the length of time they have been together, or their circumstances.
Working with a Relationship Counsellor gives you, and your partner a chance to think about what you can do to change your situation for the better. Counselling can put things into perspective, help you learn how to deal with difficult situations and restore balance to your family life. Counselling can give you an opportunity to explore complex and difficult issues that may seem overwhelming and too much to cope with on your own. We can help you communicate more effectively with your partner and other family members.
Relationship skills can be learnt, and it can help to talk about relationships with a Counsellor who has extensive knowledge of how they can work better.
Couple Counselling Argyll is one of twenty one independent member services forming the national federation of Relationships Scotland. We have been offering confidential advice throughout Argyll & the Islands since 1978.
OUR COUNSELLORS
Our Counsellors are professionally trained over three years to Advanced Certificate level, validated by the University of Edinburgh. Each Counsellor abides by the Codes of Ethics and Practice of COSCA (Scotland’s Professional Body for Counselling and Psychotherapy) or BACP (British Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy). They receive regular individual and group supervision, and participate in regular external training to widen their knowledge and practice skills.
Relationships Scotland Couple Counselling Argyll is a corporate member of COSCA.