What do couples in lockdown, and those who were separated during the last two years, have in common? They’ve all been affected in some way by the pandemic. Rozy Khalid, a counsellor trained in family therapy, joins us to look at how intimate relationships have been strained or strengthened during the pandemic, the impact of relationship problems on our mental health, and how couples can move forward.

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<p>What do couples in lockdown, and those who were separated during the last two years, have in common? They’ve all been affected in some way by the pandemic. Rozy Khalid, a counsellor trained in family therapy, joins us to look at how intimate relationships have been strained or strengthened during the pandemic, the impact of relationship problems on our mental health, and how couples can move forward.<br><br>Image credit: Shutterstock</p>

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