Parents as Partners Programme
Awarded the Highest Rating of all Interventions
The Effectiveness of Couple Therapy
Our study shows improvments in relationships and mental health
Latest news and upcoming events at the Tavistock Relationships
Nov 30th 2018 will mark the high water mark of a year of activities for Tavistock Relationships, celebrating its creation in 1948 and the work of 7 decades supporting couples and families. The Tavistock Relationships Autumn conference will be held on this date at Kings College London, Strand Campus.
Children & Young People Now make our programme, helping couples with relationships and parenting, a winner in family category at 2017 ceremony.
The organisation is pleased to announce that, at PPNOW (the annual conference of the British Psychoanalytic Council), one of our most renowned figures received an honour.
A newly published survey found that one in five adults (20%) who retired in the last five years have admitted to finding it difficult, according to figures from a UK-wide survey.
Tavistock Relationships’ programme of work delivering help for couples with relationship and parenting challenges has been recognised through a nomination from the panel of a major annual awards in the children and families arena.
Visitors to the Tavistock Relationships website will benefit from an entire new section of content, which provides information and articles about the issues surrounding online infidelity.
Role of Social Media in Sexual Anxiety within Couples Analysed by Our Expert in Response to New Research
Marian O'Connor of Tavistock Relaitonships has been cited by leading 'tech' website Alphr, along with other third sector organisations and academics.
CEO offers thoughts on family, parents and weddings from couple therapy viewpoint
Parenting programme helped change couple’s relationship with each other and children
Our evidence based parenting and relationship programme, Parents as Partners, has been featured in the Hartlepool Mail, in the form of the story of a couple who attended a group, with heart warming results.
Key US Psychoanalytic lectures from Tavistock Relationship staff compiled to help trainees, couple psychotherapists, counsellors, marriage and family therapists
Accreditation welcomed by CEO Andrew Balfour as a 'major commitment to fairness'
Tavistock Relationships has been confirmed as a Living Wage employer, receiving certification from the Living Wage Foundation (LWF).
Practitioner training, couple therapy for depression and affordable relationship support amongst the key topics asked of new government
The Relationships Alliance, a group of relationship support charities consisting of Relate, OnePlusOne, Tavistock Relationships and Marriage Care, has just published a document outlining seven policy priorities that should be addressed by the elected government.
Tavistock Relationships’ staff visit Europe & China to talk about and teach relationship skills and psychotherapy.
The last few weeks have seen a number of important activities by our faculty members, touring three key international events, seeking and participating in professional exchanges designed to raise the awareness of couple therapy methods and techniques.
CEO Andrew Balfour examines the potential implications for divorce and separation in the UK
CEO quoted on how therapy can help and the effect of couple conflict on children
"Why couple relationships are difficult but why they matter“ video from one of our most renowned Couple Psychotherapists
Our plans for helping couple relationships and parenting with new training
A blog by Richard Meier
In her January speech on mental health, the Prime Minister announced that the Government would be providing mental health first aid training to all secondary schools, with a commitment to train at least one teacher in every secondary school in mental health first aid by 2019.
(Part 2 of 2) The development of Parents as Partners in the U.K. has been fascinating for us to witness. We’ve found that in both the U.K. and the U.S., parenting programmes are typically attended by mothers, with little attention paid to fathers or the relationship between the parents.
