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do you find it hard to talk to your children? ...
or your parents? |
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are your children having difficulty adjusting to
step-parents? |
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are your children having difficulty adjusting to
new living arrangements? |
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is a bereavement or past trauma creating tension
in the family? |
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do you have problems getting on with relations,
in-laws or siblings? |
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is desperation or other health problems affecting
the happiness of your family? |
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| If so,
you may find Relate Gloucestershire & Swindon's new Family Counselling
service can help you. |
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| Who can come? |
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| Any member of the family can come along to regular
counselling sessions to discuss problems in a safe and relaxed setting.
Typically we might see parents or step-parents with all or some of their
children; young or adult siblings; or extended members of the family such
as grandparents, aunts, uncles etc. By family, we mean any group of people
who describe themselves as a family - so that could include friends as
well. |
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| What will we talk about? |
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| Our counsellors will give a voice to everyone in the
family to say what is bothering them. Often we find that simply talking
about problems helps to resolve them. We will help you to build on your
strengths as a family rather than getting weighed down by your troubles. |
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| If your family is having problems,
you can see one of our family counsellors individually, as a small group
or the whole family together to tell you how to work things out in a way
that is best for everyone. Our counsellors are experienced relationship
experts and are specially trained to work with families to help them resolve
their problems. |
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