Let's Talk Relationship Health - Help Us Help You

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We are progressing Relationship Health and I Matter Informed Practice via conversations

Our current project Let's Talk Relationship Health aims to build experience in opening conversations about relationship health as well as informing the development of the I Matter Learning Journey and Community Wheel for both personal and professional and organisational learning pathways.

We would love to hear from people navigating real-world relationship, wellbeing, caring, and professional pressures — and what kinds of priorities, or learning support would feel most helpful.

Choose the conversation that best fits your current role or interests.

This is part of a development process led by Relationship Health Matters CIC.


Join an I Matter
Professional Learning Needs
Conversation

For professionals and practitioners working in education, health, community, coaching, therapy, or support roles.

Interested in exploring:

workforce pressures

relationship health practice

family engagement

prevention and joined-up support

✔ 45-minute conversation
✔ Share your experiences and ideas
✔ Help shape future practitioner learning

👉 Learn More

Join an I Matter
Personal and Family Learning Needs Conversation 

For individuals, parents, carers, and those preparing for future caring roles with children and adults of adull ages.

Interested in exploring:

relationships and wellbeing

family pressures

communication and confidence

supporting children or other adults

✔ 45-minute conversation
✔ Share your experiences and ideas
✔ Help shape future learning pathways

👉 Learn More


What we do

I Matter Training aims to helps people move from confusion to clarity in everyday relationships by building practical understanding and skills for relationship health

This enables more effective responses under pressure in home, school, work, and community life.

Our focus - Building understanding and skills for relationship health under pressure

We focus on helping people understand and respond to relational challenges in real-world situations, especially when stress, pressure, or complexity is present.

Where this applies

This approach is used across:

  • parenting and family life
  • education and schools
  • health and community services
  • workplace and professional relationships

How it works

We support learning and development through:

  • structured learning journeys
  • reflective, practice-based learning
  • small-step implementation in real life
  • individual, professional, and organisational pathways