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My child has been accused of a crime
Every parent dreads their teenager being accused of a crime or anti-social behaviour.
Setting boundaries in the workplace
It’s great to love your job but your job won’t always love you back.
How to celebrate milestones in long-distance relationships
Remember when we used to think online relationships weren’t real? Or that meeting someone on the internet was cause for concern? Me neither.
How to build rituals with your chosen family
When our birth families don’t accept us for different reasons, our chosen family are the people who step into their place: the friends and mentors
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.
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