Albertina Fisher

Intimate relationships can sometimes be difficult and even painful, whether we are currently in one, have recently left one, or are alone and longing to be part of a couple. I specialise in helping people with sexual and relationship issues as they affect both individuals and couples. Having qualified in Pscyhosexual therapy and Couples and Individual Psychotherapy with the world renowned Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships in London, I have specialised skills in counselling couples in distress, who have reached a crisis point in their relationship, who feel stuck, or who just want to make things better! Going to counselling can be a daunting prospect, and even more so if you are considering coming as a couple. You may worry that the counsellor will take sides, that you will not be understood, or that your partner will misrepresent you. As a specially trained and experienced couples counsellor, I understand your concerns. You can be assured that I will be able to provide a supportive, neutral environment in which it becomes possible to think and communicate in ways you may find it difficult to do on your own at the moment. As a qualified psychosexual therapist, I have specialist knowledge and skills to help couples and individuals with sexual difficulties. If you want to have counselling as an individual, you will find me a warm, supportive and insightful therapist who will gently challenge you to reach a deeper understanding of yourself, and support you as you take more responsibility for your happiness.

Intimate relationships can sometimes be difficult and even painful, whether we are currently in one, have recently left one, or are alone and longing to be part of a couple. I specialise in helping people with sexual and relationship issues as they affect both individuals and couples. Having qualified in Pscyhosexual therapy and Couples and Individual Psychotherapy with the world renowned Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships in London, I have specialised skills in counselling couples in distress, who have reached a crisis point in their relationship, who feel stuck, who are considering separating or are going through a separation, or who just want to make things better. Going to counselling can be a daunting prospect, and even more so if you are considering coming as a couple. You may worry that the counsellor will take sides, that you will not be understood, or that your partner will misrepresent you. As a specially trained and experienced couples counsellor, I understand your concerns. You can be assured that I will be able to provide a supportive, neutral environment in which it becomes possible to think and communicate in ways you may find it difficult to do on your own at the moment. As a qualified psychosexual therapist, I have specialist knowledge and skills to help couples and individuals with sexual difficulties. If you want to have counselling as an individual, you will find me a warm, supportive and insightful therapist who will gently challenge you to reach a deeper understanding of yourself, and support you as you take more responsibility for your happiness.