Hinckley Leicester Relationship & Couples Counselling Google  
 

Relationship and Marital Therapy in Leicestershire and Warwickshire

Relationship difficulties?
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  • Is your Marriage or Relationship difficult to be in at the moment?
  • Do you feel frustrated with your partner/spouse and wish they would listen and understand you more?
  • Do you feel that you still love your partner, but you don't feel "in love" any more?
  • Do you both want to get your relationship back on track but feel confused about the best way to handle marital or relationship problems?

Relationships can be hurtful, frustrating, or exhausting sometimes, especially if you have been struggling alone for some time.

Marital therapy or relationship counselling can help you create the harmonious, healthy relationship you promised yourselves when you first got together... READ MORE ...

My name is Andrea Sheehy and I provide private, professional relationship, couple counselling and marital therapy for any couple who are experiencing marriage or relationship difficulties.  My counselling practice is based in Hinckley town centre on the border of Leicestershire and Warwickshire.

It is easily accessable from Coventry - Leicester - Nuneaton

How to book?

Contact me on 01455 612 167, and we will then arrange a mutually suitable time to meet.  Our first meeting will be a consultation.  My consultation fee is £45 for daytime and evening appointments and £50 for a Saturday.

If we do decide to go ahead with ongoing counselling or therapy, you will be able to book your next session straight away.  My counselling fee is the same as the consultation.  I accept either cash or cheque.  I do not charge a registration fee.  However, I do require that any ongoing appointments are paid for one week in advance.


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Andrea Sheehy
Hi, I'm Andrea Sheehy. I'm a counsellor and therapist helping couples who are experiencing difficulties discover a better way to be together.
 
 

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  • Update: Read the latest post in the Relationship Counselling Blog
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  • Update: Free relationship resources - a number of articles on the subject of relationships, affairs, sexual health and ...
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  • Update: Andrea Sheehy specialises in marriage and couple counselling. In addition to her general psychotherapy training, she holds specialist qualifications in working with couples and has a certificate in working with sex, sexuality and psycho-sexual problems. Andrea also works with individuals. People who have worked successfully with Andrea are those who have suffered a bereavement, have recently divorced or separated, are suffering from work-related stress, anxiety, or who have feelings of depression.
  • Daytime and evening counselling appointments available: Call Andrea Sheehy 01455 612 167 to book an appointment (if you are surfing using a smartphone, click on the hotlink to instantly import the number onto your phone, then simply press Dial. The hotlink will not necessarily work on a PC/laptop)
  • Update: If you would prefer to work with a male therapist please visit the web site of my colleague, David Allen, or call David on 07815 596 628
  • Blog post:          How to Cope When Your Relationship Ends :
    Relationship endings are one of the most painful and difficult things to come to terms with. If your relationship has ended or is ending now, you are probably dealing with an array of conflicting and difficult-to-understand emotions, even if you were the one who ended the relationship. Even if you feel you are generally coping well, there will often be scary and confusing times wondering what direction your new life will take.
  • Blog post:          5 Ways To Put the Zing Back into Your Relationship Using Mindfulness :
    Although mindfulness has been around for thousands of years, it is only relatively recently that it has been adopted by western psychotherapists, counsellors and other mental health practitioners for issues such as stress, anxiety, and depression. The results are good. Even more promising is that recently mindfulness has also been shown as an effective approach for children to lower stress and anxiety and even increasing states of feeling well.
  • Blog post:          Coping with the Fallout from an Emotional Affair :
    There is a great temptation to imagine that an emotional affair has much less impact than a sexual affair, but it isn't true - trust is something that takes years to build and moments to destroy, and an emotional affair destroys trust every bit as effectively as a sexual affair. It's not the affair itself that is the problem, it's the lies, the deceit and the feeling that you're going nuts that cause the pain.