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Every relationship goes through bumpy times. It doesn’t matter if it lasts a minute or a whole weekend, it can grate on your happiness as a couple. If you’re looking for professional relationship therapy in Harley Street, our team at Health Psychology Clinic can help you.
Most of the time, relationships can go through a tough stage, recover and go back to normal straight away. However, the problem can stem from these tough times becoming the norm. The endless ways relationships can become frayed make it difficult to find a catch-all solution for them.
At Health Psychology Clinic, our professional relationship therapy in Harley Street is ideal to find the root cause of the problems between you two. We’re not looking to just discuss your problems, but unearth the deeper meanings behind the way you’re feeling.
Progression in a relationship can be a treacherous stage as a couple. Spawning from a potential decision to spend the rest of your lives together in marriage, or when a new job opportunity lines up for one of you.
Coping with the changes that are inevitably going to happen in a relationship is difficult, but can be manageable after talking to our team at Health Psychology Clinic. Our methods will help you find happiness as a couple once more.
Intimacy, trust and honesty in your relationship
Being intimate with your partner should be an electrifying experience, but when problems in your relationship manifest themselves it can become strained. Intimacy is usually the first thing to fade away in a relationship as work, free time and boredom take over. Our team will help you to gain that trust and desire for intimacy with one another.
When big, looming events happen in a relationship, it’s difficult to know where to turn. You and your partner may not be able to see eye to eye with each other, but a professional can guide you through these problems.
Our fully trained and experienced psychologist, Joanna Konstantopoulou, will give you both the guidance and reality support that you need to build your relationship back. You will come to the therapy sessions as a couple, and it’s important that you understand the personal reasons behind certain decisions and that you both make.
In the comfort of our Harley Street clinic, you and your partner can begin building bridges and discussing the problems that are getting in the way of your relationship. Book your appointment with us today.
I am so grateful I met Joanna. I felt great after the first session. My friend told me about cognitive behaviour therapy and referred me to Joanna. The booking process was fast and the lady at the reception was very kind, I started psychology therapy immediately. I am so relieved that I have learned some useful therapeutic techniques for my panic attacks. Thank you so much Joanna, you changed my life.
One of the best psychologists in town! I had psychotherapy for years and I couldn’t overcome my passion for food and the bad habit of emotional eating. When I started psychotherapy with Joanna she used psychoeducation and taught me about cognitive and behaviour techniques I could use when I feel stressed and isolated at work. Now I have a better mood and energy.
I visited Joanna last year for a health problem with my stomach, I had clear health exams and my doctor said it caused from work stress. I referred to Joanna and started psychotherapy with health psychology and cognitive behaviour therapy. After six sessions I felt more balanced and I am in my way to have my healthy body back.
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