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Considering having an affair
Exploring new connections may seem tempting when feeling bored or disconnected in a relationship, but be mindful of consequences.
How to have a balance of power in a relationship
It’s important, in a relationship, that both partners feel content with the power that they each hold.
Low self-esteem after a break up
When a relationship ends, especially if you don't want it to end, you will feel a sense of loss, dreams will be dashed and maybe the future does no
How fighting with your partner affects your kids
Many of us will remember what it was like to listen to our parents arguing. The feelings of helplessness, panic and sadness.
Looking after your partner when they're stressed at work
People can react to stress at work in lots of ways. Some of us tend to bottle things up and become withdrawn.
Breaking up when you share a pet
From discussing co-parenting, to remembering the importance of grieving your relationship, these are some things to think about in a break-up where
How to get over a friendship breakup
It’s fair to say that all breakups, no matter their nature, are painful to some extent.
If you can't love yourself, how can you love someone else?
How we feel about ourselves can have serious consequences for our romantic relationships.
Caring for your parents and your kids at the same time.
Sandwich caring, where you care for both your children and a parent at the same time, is a situation that many people find themselves in but have n
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From dramatic walkouts on Married at First Sight, to big friendship fallouts on Made in Chelsea, reality TV is full of arguments.
The new Netflix series The Four Seasons is full of holidays, secrets, and funny moments – but also some really familiar relationship dynamics.
In a world increasingly dominated by technology, it’s easy to forget the human efforts behind the innovations we use everyday.
Relationship support charity Relate has unveiled a suite of AI tools aimed at supporting separated co-parents, couples, and carers to communicate more effectively, see things from the child’s persp
Relate will be expanding our relationship support offer for individuals, couples and families in Norfolk and Waveney under a new NHS Talking Therapies partnership made up of organisations including
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The new Netflix series The Four Seasons is full of holidays, secrets, and funny moments – but also some really familiar relationship dynamics.