Medical articles of Relationship counselling

In one of our latest medical articles here, leading chartered counselling psychologist, Miss Kiki Iordanidou, discusses the most common features of toxic relationships.

Creating a happy and healthy relationship is an ongoing journey that requires mutual respect, emotional openness, and intentional effort. Here, Dr Sarah Alsawy-Davies, specialist clinical psychologist...

Relationships form the backbone of human connection, influencing our mental and emotional wellbeing. Here, Dr Sarah Alsawy-Davies, specialist clinical psychologist and expert relationship coach, expla...

It cannot be denied that a career in law is challenging. Unfortunately, the demands faced by lawyers do not only apply to their work life, but can also extend to their personal lives, impacting their ...

Committed, close, happy relationships are proven to have a positive impact on longevity, well-being, productivity and immune function. These relationships are beneficial and make life worth living. ...

Sometimes, the complexities of the development of new relationships may be frightening or confusing to tackle, causing difficulties. Here, Dr Kerry Ashton-Shaw, renowned consultant clinical psychologi...

Healthy relationships and healthy self-esteem go together. However, it’s easier said than done, and how can we improve this essential part of the human psyche? Leading consultant clinical psychologist...

Imbalances of giving and taking or boundary issues can cause strain within relationships. In this article, respected consultant psychiatrist Dr Sunil Raheja provides expert guidance on identifying and...

Here, distinguished and well-respected consultant clinical psychologist, Dr Kerry Ashton-Shaw, provides us with expert advice on the importance of conflict, friendship, and shared meaning in romantic ...

Renowned consultant clinical psychologist Dr Kerry Ashton-Shaw explains asymmetrically committed relationships, or one-sided relationships, using a case study of a previous patient.