Are sessions confidential?

Yes. All sessions are private and secure, with professional boundaries fully explained.

Can I attend alone for relationship issues?

Yes. Individual counselling focuses on your patterns, experiences, and decision-making in relationships.

Can we really do this online?

Yes. Secure telehealth allows you to engage in deep work from the safety and privacy of your own space. Programs are fully optimised for online delivery, including interactive digital tools.

What if we’re not sure whether to stay together?

That’s a common starting point. Counselling can help you gain clarity and make a considered decision, with support for both partners regardless of the outcome.

Do I need a referral to start counselling?

No, a referral is not required as this is a private counselling service.

How long does counselling take?

It depends on your goals. Some people attend for short-term support, while others engage in longer-term counselling for deeper reflection and change.

Frequently asked questions about counselling

Welcome to the FAQ page for The Love Life Counsellor. Whether you’re seeking couples counselling, individual counselling, or relationship support online, here are some common questions answered to help you feel confident about starting your journey.

If you are experiencing a specific or immediate problem, counselling might be suitable to your needs. We will work together as a team to identify your main concerns and develop suitable strategies to help you get to where you want to be in your life and in your relationships.

If you do not see your question listed below, please feel free to send me a message via the Contact section.

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Narcissistic abuse is a term commonly used to describe harmful relationship dynamics that may involve manipulation, control, gaslighting, criticism, invalidation, entitlement or a persistent lack of consideration for another person's needs and well-being.The term is often used in relation to people with narcissistic traits or narcissistic patterns of behaviour, but someone does not need to have a diagnosis for a relationship to have a harmful impact on you.

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If you'd like to ask a question, discuss your situation, or find out whether counselling is the right fit, you're welcome to get in touch.

Sometimes one conversation is all it takes to know what your next step should be.

Frequently asked questions about counselling

Frequently asked questions

What is narcissistic abuse?

Do I need to know whether my partner is a narcissist before coming to counselling?

Can counselling help if I'm still in the relationship?

Can counselling help after leaving a narcissistic relationship?

What if I have children with my former partner?

What if I'm questioning whether what I experienced was emotional abuse?

How can narcissistic or antagonistic relationships affect your wellbeing?

Do you provide couples counselling for narcissistic relationships?

Can I have counselling if I've already separated but still feel affected by the relationship?

Do I need to have experienced narcissistic abuse specifically to work with you?

Is counselling available online?

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