Relationship therapist - recommendation?

[FC]

Hello

Bit of a long shot but can anyone recommend a local relationship counsellor please? My husband and I are having a sticky patch and I'm not sure either of us can dig ourselves out of it without impartial advice. I'd much rather go to someone who had been directly recommended than enter the unknown world of Relate or BACP.

Ideally, I'd like a counsellor who knows about depression too.

Many thanks

F

[Coach Beth]

Try Roz Pendlebury - she is a relationship and individual therapist.

http://www.psychotherapyuk.co.uk/

[birnehelene]

Jenny Sharp - she is a qualified systemic therapist based in ED

http://www.counselling-directory.org.uk/counsellor_22467.html

[Bellenden Belle]

Another vote for Roz. I have seen her both as an individual and in a couple. She's warm and practical yet challenging. And has been practising for more than a decade.

[Avani]

I would also strongly recommend Roz Pendlebury. Her number is 07961 107793.

[FC]

Thank you all so much for taking the time to reply. I really appreciate the recommendations.

[midivydale]

Krisitna glauzius at the vale practice.

[QueenMab]

Another vote for Roz. She's frankly performed miracles with me and my partner. I went to her on the basis of a recommendation here and would heartily recommend her as a couples counsellor to anyone else experiencing relationship problems. If she can help us, she can probably help anyone.

[Scutari Flower]

Thanks so much everyone for your recommendations for relationship therapy. I do love working with couples but Im also passionate about 1:1 therapy and Executive Coaching. I also noticed that my old website is mentioned. To see my new website go to www.rozpendlebury.com.

[eedee]

Another thumbs up for Roz, who has helped my husband & I through a sticky patch and is very much recommended. A v good counsellor and easy to get on with :-)

[ianr]

Incidentally, I see there's a couples counsellor doing research on strategies for dealing with the "feeling that a relationship has ?lost its spark?, who's looking for participants in the study: see http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,1851911.

[Gesundheit]

As well as the recommendations you've had, have a listen to Esther Perel (YouTube, podcasts)- whether you're struggling or not she has a brilliant way of talking about relationships, communication and all the other things that go into making it work.