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What Comes Next?

Helping You Decide, Not Slide.

 

Helping women understand the patterns shaping their relationships so they can decide what comes next.

 

Research-informed group programmes for women

who want to change how they love.

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The Work

 

Transformational Growth provides structured, research-informed group programmes for women at relational turning points.

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This work helps women:

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  • halt relationship patterns that leave them drained or resigned,

  • question who they became in order to be loved,

  • develop relational patterns that reflect who they are now,

  • test new ways of being through small, intentional experiments, and

  • decide what comes next rather than slide into it.

 

Five live sessions.

Small group.

Structured reflection.

Low-stakes behavioural testing.

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For Women Who

 

Are capable, responsible and self-aware, and want change.

Feel drained or stuck in patterns they no longer want to repeat.

Are ready to question who they became in order to be loved.

Are ready to decide who they will be now.

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Two Entry Points
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Still Together, But …

 

For women in long-term relationships deciding whether to revitalise their partnership or move on.

 

Five live sessions.

Small group.

Application required.

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Before You Love Again

 

For single women ready to interrupt repeating patterns before entering another relationship.

 

Five live sessions.

Small group.

Application required.

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This Work Is Not For You If

 

You are in acute crisis.

You are seeking couples’ therapy.

You are focused on fixing your partner.

You would be better served by personal therapy at this time.

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Co-Led By Nicky Gibbs and Dr. Mark Burgess

 

Nicky brings woman-centred coaching and addiction recovery expertise, with experience in identity change and relational patterns.

 

Mark brings coaching and research expertise, with experience in authenticity and healthy and unhealthy romantic relationships.

 

Together, we facilitate structured group processes and research-informed reflection for women at relational turning points.

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