Dean Gaylard
Counsellor, Hypnotherapist, Reiki Master.
RelationshipsAnxietySelf-esteemand 2 more: Trauma, High sensitivity
Relationship support
Divorce support for men
Divorce is one of the most disorienting things a man can go through — financially, practically, and in terms of who you are. The grief is real even when the decision is mutual.
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Working with a male therapist durin g this period gives you a place to think clearly, look after yourself, and protect the people who depend on you.
What therapy can offer
- A place to feel the loss without it leaking into the rest of your life.
- Help thinking through co-parenting without weaponising it.
- Space to look at what you want next, when you're ready.
Male therapists who work with separation and divorce
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Sam Archer
Counsellor & Psychotherapist
RelationshipsAnxietyDepressionand 2 more: Trauma, Work-related stress
Alexander Gray
Psychotherapist
Family issuesSex & intimacyAutismand 2 more: Grief and loss, Boarding school syndrome
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