
For couples
Couple and Relationship Counselling
A calm space to explore difficulties, improve communication and consider the future of your relationship.
£70 per session
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COUNSELLING WITH ANNE ROBERTS
Whether you come as a couple or on your own, counselling offers time to explore what is happening and what you would like to change.

For couples
A calm space to explore difficulties, improve communication and consider the future of your relationship.
£70 per session
Explore couple counselling
For individuals
One-to-one support for personal concerns and relationship difficulties, including when your partner does not wish to attend.
£55 per session
Explore individual counsellingSupport with connection, trust and the changes that affect family life.
Space to consider the impact of an affair, difficult feelings and possible next steps.
Explore this supportSupport with the feelings, decisions and changes that can come with a relationship ending.
Explore this supportHelp with communication and the challenges of parenting from separate households.
Explore this supportSupport for couples to explore how anxiety or depression is affecting their relationship.
Explore this supportSpace to understand what you are experiencing and explore what you need.
Explore how anxious and negative thought patterns may be affecting your life and relationships.
Explore this supportIndividual support to explore grief, loss and the changes they bring to your life and relationships.
Explore this supportExplore how to express your needs, make choices and set boundaries in your relationships.
Explore this supportSupport to explore self-worth, confidence and the effect they have on your relationships.
Explore this supportExplore difficult relationship patterns, personal boundaries and the support appropriate to your circumstances.
Explore this supportYou do not need to have everything worked out. Get in touch with Anne to discuss the support you are looking for.
Ask Anne about counsellingThe length of time spent in counselling is flexible and varies according to individual needs. Some people make rapid progress; others find themselves in a position of requiring longer-term support. Usually counselling sessions are weekly until the acute stage is passed and then may become fortnightly and finally monthly or stop when clients feel there is some form of resolution and they have the necessary skills to maintain their relationships themselves.
Integrate various theoretical approaches in my counselling, including systemic theory, attachment and loss, person centered counselling, psychodynamic therapy and transactional analysis, also using aspects of cognitive behavioral therapy and neuro linguistic programming.