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relationship / couples counselling

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Let’s face it—relationships can be tough. They’re not always filled with laughter and love; sometimes they’re marked by silence that feels deafening or heated debates over something as simple as dinner plans. Does that resonate with you?

Maybe you are experiencing:

- A sense of living like housemates rather than true partners.

- Arguments that leave you feeling more hurt than understood.

- Trust that has been shaken, leaving you unsure how to mend it.

- A loss of intimacy and connection.

- A longing to feel truly heard and valued in your relationship.

It’s essential to recognise that every couple encounters rough patches. The good news? Couples therapy can be a game-changer.

I’m Dawn Henley, an experienced and specialised couples counsellor dedicated to helping partners navigate tough times. I understand that relationships can be messy, emotional, and sometimes downright frustrating. My goal is to create a supportive atmosphere where you can untangle the difficulties, rediscover your connection, and work towards a healthier, more fulfilling relationship.

With my expertise, I won’t overwhelm you with technical jargon or push you into uncomfortable situations. Instead, I’ll help you develop effective communication strategies, resolve conflicts constructively, and rebuild trust, enabling both of you to move forward as a united team.

I offer in-person sessions in Farnham and Haslemere, as well as online options to fit your needs.

Ready to take the first step? Let’s arrange a free introductory chat to see how we might work together.

Drifting Apart

It can be easy for couples to drift apart over time, the distractions  of life, family, money and kids can take our focus and steer us off in different directions, without us even recognising it. That lovely feeling of closeness, fun and intimacy has dwindled. Those deep meaningful conversations, turn into superficial brief chats usually about work, money or moans etc, those days of being passionate turn into a quicky here and there and even though you still love each other you feel disconnected, and it can feel more like your room mates. Communication is by far the single biggest aspect that holds couples together or tears them apart.

Does one or both of you spend a lot of your couple time with a phone in front of your face? The biggest issue I see with couples who are drifting apart is that they have forgoton how to prioritize their relationship. They  have stopped talking about their  feelings, wants, needs, desires and hopes and dreams. If you are reading this the chances are you are would like help getting your relationship back on track. Maybe you or your partner have some trauma or bad communication habits that are getting in the way. If this resonates with you get in touch and see how I can help  you understand what’s going wrong, and what you need to do in order to get back on track Dawn x

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