Relationship Issues
Welcome to the relationships page, a list of further external online resources offering information on this topic.
Relationships, of one kind or another, are pivotal to pretty much everything we do in our work and personal lives. Yet we probably don’t give them as much time and attention as they deserve, and many of us experience a problematic relationship at some point, whether it be with a partner, friend, colleague, family member or manager. We also have the relationship with ourselves to consider, which coaching can help to maintain and improve.
Relationships can truly be a minefield, sometimes a battleground, which is why we have compiled a number of useful links providing a range of advice, information and ideas for places to look for support.
Top Suggestions
Relate offers face to face, phone and online advice and support for all types of relationship problems – parents and families, couples, and even in the workplace. Find out about Relate’s range of help methods, which include workshops and counselling. Also contains FAQs and links to other relevant websites.
http://www.relate.org.uk/
Site which gives extensive information and advice about workplace and employment related problems. The “A-Z of work” is particularly valuable, as it gives a long list of common employment issues, such as bullying, grievances and discipline, and advice on how to handle them. You can also access free copies of ACAS’s many advice leaflets, codes of practice and research papers, find out about your rights at work, and read detailed answers to employment questions about discrimination, redundancy, working hours etc. Also find out about ACAS’s services, which include training and hands-on help such as arbitration and mediation. A great reference site for anyone in employment, managers and staff alike.
http://www.acas.org.uk/index.html
Wide ranging articles and advice about all aspects of personal relationships, from couples to singles, sex to bereavement. Also covers issues which are key to improving personal relationships, such as confidence, self esteem and assertiveness. You’ll find many practical exercises as well as useful contacts and links.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/relationships/
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