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Bridging to Change is a Manchester-based service for perpetrators of domestic violence and their partners or ex-partners.

Bridging to Change is a Domestic Abuse Service promoting the safety of victims (both adult and children) affected by domestic violence and abuse, mainly by working with those who perpetrate the abuse.

Talking about your sex life can be difficult. But it’s also one of the best ways to make it better.

If you’re having difficulties in your sex life or just want to be able to communicate more openly about sex with your partner, Sex Therapy can help.

Family Mediation is a confidential process for separated couples to make arrangements for their children and/or their finances.

Mediation aims to avoid lengthy and expensive court proceedings and allows you the opportunity to discuss any issues or arrangements in a neutral and safe environment.

It could be that you have recently separated, or you may have been apart for years. You should feel free to approach us at any stage, for any issue, whether big or small.

The Separated Parents Information Programme (SPIP) is a short course for separated parents, aimed at helping them understand the impact of any ongoing conflict on their children.

The course provides advice and support on how to support your children and make sure that any issues in you and your ex-partner’s relationship aren’t negatively affecting them.

Many parents who take part in the course say that it helps them see things in a different light and view the situation through the eyes of their children.

There are all kinds of reasons why a young person might want a bit of extra help with whatever’s going on in their life.

They might be having problems at school or at home or be finding things difficult with a girlfriend or boyfriend.

It can be tough trying to sort out this kind of stuff by themselves. Talking to someone who isn’t involved is a good way of helping them figure out what they’d like to change.

It’s great to be part of a family, but there can also be challenges too.

If your family is finding things difficult at the moment, you can talk to a counsellor about what’s going on.

Family Mediation is a confidential process for separated couples to make arrangements for their children and/or their finances.

Mediation aims to avoid lengthy and expensive court proceedings and allows the opportunity to discuss any issues or arrangements in a neutral and safe environment.

We welcome people whether they have recently separated or have been apart for years. You should feel free to approach us at any stage, for any issue, whether big or small.

We offer some specialist services in Stockport, working in partnership with other agencies. 

We currently deliver the Strengthening Families, Strengthening Communities course.

The course aims to help people strengthen their relationship with their children and be the best parents they can be.

People who attend the course say it has been really helpful to meet other parents from their local area and work things through together.

Counselling provides a caring and confidential environment to talk over problems and think about ways to approach them. We work with people regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation, beliefs or ethnicity.

Counselling provides a caring and confidential environment to talk over problems and think about ways to approach them. We work with people regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation, beliefs or ethnicity.

We find that problems both at work and in our private lives often end up being discussed with colleagues. We welcome the opportunity to see how we can support you and your staff.

We offer tailor made courses and seminars for you, your organisation, your business or your group.

Family mediation can be helpful if a member of your team needs to discuss arrangements with their ex-partner, regarding their children or their finances.

When separated parents are attending Family Mediation with us we are able to invite the child or children to meet with the Mediator to talk about their wishes and feelings. Research shows that children greatly benefit from having a voice throughout separation and this process allows that.

Child Consultation can only go ahead following a discussion with, and signed permission from parents. We then write to the child or children and invite them to attend with a mediator, if they wish. This process does not put the decision making in the hands of the child and it is not a form of therapy. The aim is to involve the child and give them a safe space to be open and honest about their feelings and views.

TLC: Talk, Listen, Change work with a number of additional services, such as the STRIVE service aimed at reducing domestic violence call outs for the police.

Relationship Counselling can help you with any problems in your relationship or just help you to get to know your partner better.

Regardless of your relationship status, be it single or otherwise, we can help you strengthen relationships you already have or work on whatever issues you may be up against. We work with people regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation, beliefs, disability or ethnicity.

Counselling gives you time to talk to someone who will listen, offer support and will not judge you.

Counselling provides a caring and confidential environment where you can talk over problems and think about ways to approach them. We work with people regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation, beliefs, disability or ethnicity.