Marion Laird

Your relationships affect the way you feel and difficulties can make you very unhappy, hurt and angry. One in five say their relationship is in distress. Some reasons people give are - emotional pain and distress, feeling unloved, conflict, infidelity, sex, different outlooks, children, career, addiction or family relationships. Communication, is often cited as at the heart of a distressed relationship, each of us thinks we are clear about telling our loved ones what is going on for us and we get frustrated when they just ‘don’t hear us’. It can all be very confusing and difficult to resolve.

Up’s and downs’ are normal but if you are unhappy and distressed or finding it difficult to form or maintain relationships, or you feel like walking away, I can help. Together we will talk about what is going on for you, the emotions involved, discover unhelpful patterns and help you to understand where the issues come from and why they are upsetting you.

Having experienced difficulties in my own life and attending therapy gave me the desire to train as a therapist and to understand how scary it can be to trust and share your concerns. This has given me deep understanding of the problems that you experience. People I have worked with say it is easy to talk even with difficult issues and that it really helps