When a person is experiencing depression and low mood, partners and family members are often forgotten about. Yet they are in the most powerful position to help.

Evidence shows that when children are exposed to conflict between their parents, it affects their emotional, social and physical wellbeing. The local family offer is designed to tackle this conflict.

This is the first empirical study since the 1980s into how divorce law in England and Wales is operating.

Working with experts in supporting families with disabled children, Contact, we collaborated to provide relationship support for the whole family.

Having a baby is often a testing time for any couple. We worked with midwives and health visitors to assist them to strengthen relationships at this critical time for couples.

How to argue better is our successful programme currently teaching practitioners to help parents. We wanted to make it better.

Improving relationship quality with a range of digital partner organisations to reach - dads, mums, students, young people and people with disabilities

Working to give children the best start in life by helping parents to better cope with life’s stressors and manage conflict.

Working with Adfam and Tavistock Relationships we are improving outcomes for the children of alcohol dependent parents experiencing high levels of parental conflict.

Working with Early Break to create a bespoke family conflict intervention and workbook and practitioner guide based on our programme ‘How to Argue Better’

When couples and families are affected by drug and alcohol misuse, they live with acute worry that puts a strain on their relationships.

People don't really like talking about money, but money and debts in particular can cause a lot of distress to couple relationships. We wanted to take the taboo out of the conversation.