RELATIONSHIP TALK

INTRO.

Relationships are perhaps the most important part of our lives, bringing much meaning and happiness. When we reach the end of our lives and look back, it is usually the connections we have formed with others that we remember and define ourselves with.
Good relationships are something we all strive for. They can provide love, support, happiness, friendship, advice and guidance. However, if they break down they can cause problems and upset - it is during these times that relationship advice is sought.

People may seek relationship advice for a number of reasons, and though commonly thought to only involve intimate connections, there are many types of connections that may benefit from help:

family members
married couples
sexual partnerships
friendships
co-workers.
Who needs relationship advice?

The term 'relationship' is commonly perceived as describing intimate connections with a partner or spouse. Similarly, 'relationship help' is usually associated with those in a relationship. However, the term covers any connection between two or more people - we make connections with people through all walks of life, whether they are quick meetings or lifetime associations.

These connections usually refer to the relationship between two people, but it can mean the connection between many. For example, the leader of a country needs a strong relationship with their people and a teacher needs a connection with their students.

Any form of relationship can break down. If a team, or two people, cannot work together, they will in time suffer relationship problems and the dynamic of the connection will begin to fail. Relationship coaching is open to, and may be needed by anyone struggling to build strong connections.



This is where this guide come's in ...here to help with different issues and struggles!