Relationship Breakdown Advice

 The statistics for relationship breakdown are so enormous that it shows how difficult we find maintaining a close relationship. Under the stress of CoVid, the situation has increased with the distress of job anxiety, home insecurity and many people have their future in question.  Even when we are similar in our tastes, priorities and energy, there are common difficulties. Many relationship problems lead to conflict rather than clean separation. Men and women have some similarities in finding relationships difficult, but there are also differences. If you offer your partner the best you can in terms of, listening and caring, and a commitment to make it work, your relationship will have some staying power. When things go wrong, speak about it, whether it is a power play, jealousy, generalised anger, or whatever, work at it and have good will and be determined to give and get the best in love that is possible. 


For more information:   https://www.slatergordon.co.uk/media/2314139/slater-gordonrelationshipbreakdownbookletsept13.pdf

and: http://www.counsellingconnection.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/RELATIONSHIP-BREAKDOWN.pdf

https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/Global/Migrated_Documents/corporate/breaking-up-is-never-easy.pdf