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Relationship MOT’s Available

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  • April 21, 2011

With a Royal Wedding coming up in April and Valentines Day just behind us, your thoughts may be turning to your own relationship.

In harsh economic times, with additional financial pressures, relationships can suffer when times get tough. For less than the price of an MOT for your car, you can come to Relate for a one-off session to check the health of your relationship and for help in facing any of the difficulties ahead, together.

In a warm, friendly, totally confidential environment, take time to chat about any issues which are worrying you such as drifting apart, arguing, family issues, step families or even your sex life, as Relate have trained sex therapists as well as counsellors.

Take the time to look at your relationship and to strengthen your partnership before the pressures take their toll on your family life. Our relationships are important to us and not taking the time to find help could result in separation, divorce and family break-up, with all the heartache this can bring.

Enhance your relationship with a relationship MOT. Just ring Relate on 01483 715285 to make an appointment and quote “Relationship MOT”. Relate has a centre near you and appointments are available to suit you; daytimes, evenings or weekends.

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Relationship Support from Relate West Surrey available for parents raising a disabled child

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  • April 5, 2011

Subsidised relationship support for parents with a disabled child is now available from local charity, Relate West Surrey.

Relate understands that, whilst rewarding and enjoyable, raising a disabled child can for some be an overwhelming experience and put pressure on the family unit. Relate West Surrey, can now offer counselling for families or couples to help them understand and strengthen their relationships.

Jill Rawling, Business Manager for Relate West Surrey said “We understand that having a disabled child can put family relationships under extra strain. Couples caring for a disabled child are at greater risk of problems in their relationship and relationship breakdown, which is why we are so pleased to be able to offer a tailored support package to help people enjoy family life.

“When parents are stressed and under pressure, this can have a big impact on children, which is why it’s so important that parents are able to access this bit of extra support.”

Parents interested in the scheme will be able to access four sessions of relationship counselling either as a family or a couple across the country.

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