We are fully open and delivering services in person, by video and telephone.
We offer counselling and support to individuals,couples, children, young people and families.
Please contact by email on Reception@rllr.org.uk or call on 0116254 3011
All sorts of people come to Relate and find we help them to understand what’s going on in their relationships so they can decide if they want to make changes. It can be really helpful to talk to someone neutral and if you’re looking at our web site today, it may be that you’ve taken the first step towards changing things.
Whether you’re looking for help on your own, with a partner or other family members, we’re easy to get to and can offer in person counselling in Leicester and we are soon opening our Loughborough outpost after closing all outposts due to Covid 19.
If you decide to get in touch, one of our friendly receptionists can make an appointment for you to see a counsellor with whom you can discuss the issues and decide together if on-going counselling with Relate might be helpful.
Relate Leicestershire is an independent charitable company with overy 80 years of experience and builds on the reputation of National Relate to deliver high quality relationship counselling services to adults, children and families at their time of need.
Our counselling services include:
- Relationship Counselling (for couples and individuals)
- Children and Young People's Support
- Family Counselling
- Sex Therapy
- Sex Addiction
- Family mediation
- Community Chill Out Zone for young people (aged 11-18) living in LE1 & LE2 with overwhelming mental health needs TEXT 07566 819842 for more information or look in our children and young peoples services on this site.
Phone us on 0116 2543011
Our work is funded by private client payments and grants and contracts depending on your circumstances and needs.
We offer confidentiality in all our services.
Relate Leicestershire abides by the BACP (British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy) Ethical Framework.
Safeguarding Children and Young People
A child is any person who has not yet reached their 18th birthday or any child who has been Looked After by the Local Authority after they turned 16 years, or who has a learning disability remains a child up to their 21st birthday.
Multi-Agency Child Safeguarding Policy and Procedures which is available at:Leicester and the Leicestershire and Rutland Safeguarding Children Partnerships Procedures Manual (proceduresonline.com)



