On Thursday, 9 October 2025, Hertfordshire County Council hosted a vibrant and inspiring wellbeing event that brought together community members, health professionals, and local leaders to champion healthier living across the county. Held at the Hertfordshire Development Centre in Stevenage, the event was part of the council’s ongoing commitment to promoting public health and community safety.
Colleagues at The Relationship Service were delighted to be invited to attend and showcase our range of services, and we were especially pleased to reintroduce the charity following our recent rebrand and name change from Relate LNWHMTB. Our services include:
Relationship Counselling for couples, polyamorous and individuals
- Psychosexual Therapy (Sex Therapy) & Sex Addiction (Compulsive Sexual Behaviour)
- Family Counselling
- Family Mediation (Legal Aid & Mediation Voucher Scheme available)
- One Session Therapy
- Couples Therapy for Depression
- Young People’s Counselling (11-18yrs)
- Planning Together for Children – Co-parenting support programme for those facing divorce or separation, currently only accessible via referral from professionals working with families in the court system.
We proudly offer these services across Hertfordshire: Hemel Hempstead, Watford, St Albans, Stevenage, Hitchin, Harpenden, Berkhamsted, Tring, and Welwyn Garden City.
💬 What the Day Offered
Attendees had the opportunity to:
- Engage in conversation about available workshops on stress management, nutrition, and mindfulness.
- Explore local services and resources through information stalls and networking sessions.
- Sign up for group activities like yoga, guided walks, and specialised gym sessions.
🤝 Building a Healthier Hertfordshire
The wellbeing event wasn’t just about information—it was about action. Council members emphasised the importance of collaborative efforts between public services, voluntary organisations, charities like The Relationships Service and residents to create a more resilient and health-conscious community.
🌟 A Step Forward
As autumn settles in, the 9 October event served as a timely reminder of the value of self-care and community care. Whether you’re a parent juggling school routines, a senior seeking connection, or a young adult navigating life’s pressures, Hertfordshire County Council’s wellbeing programmes provided something for everyone.