Couples Therapy for Parents

Becoming parents changes a relationship. Communication, intimacy, identity, and roles can all shift. I offer couples therapy for parents navigating the emotional and relational impact of having children.

What Can We work with

Feeling disconnected after baby

Conflict or resentment

Communication breakdown

Different parenting approaches

Loss of intimacy

Young baby rests on mattress on rug looking at sunny sky through living room window.

When Becoming Parents Changes the Relationship

You may love your child deeply and yet feel further apart from each other than ever before.

Conversations that once felt easy now turn into tension. Small disagreements escalate quickly.

Old wounds may have come to the surface.

One of you may feel overwhelmed, the other may feel shut out. Intimacy shifts. Roles change. Resentment can build.

Parenthood reshapes a relationship. That doesn’t mean something is broken, it means something has changed.

what new parents often struggle with

  • Communication that feels reactive or defensive

  • Navigating differences in parental roles and the mental and emotional impact

  • Feeling more like co-managers or room-mates than partners

  • Constant practical conversations, no emotional connection

  • Different parenting approaches creating conflict

  • Loss of intimacy after birth

  • Feeling unseen, unappreciated, or misunderstood

Practical Details

In-Person or Online

Couples therapy sessions are available in person in Brighton & Hove, or online via secure video.

Free Initial Consultation

Complete the contact form to arrange a free introductory call. This is a gentle, no-obligation conversation to explore what’s bringing you here and whether working together feels right.

Session Fee

50 minutes · £95
75 minutes · £130
Payment details are shared when we begin working together.

Book a free consultation

If you’re curious about working together, you’re in the right place. Complete the form and I will be in touch by email to offer a free initial consultation and gently explore what support might be helpful for you.