Philippa speaks with two sisters in their 30s, Caroline and Louise. Their relationship is changing, and Philippa explores ways they can both readjust....

Beth and Martin seem to be constantly at loggerheads. Philippa explores the possible reasons for this and enables an open and revealing discussion.

CONTENT WARNING: Please be aware that this episode includes discussion of suicide.

Emily and Thomas came to Philippa for help to talk about their brother, Matthew, who took his own life. Together, Philippa helps them take the first steps in talking about this traumatic event.

If you or someone you know has been bereaved or affected by suicide or is having suicidal thoughts, you do not have to deal with this alone. There are a number of organisations who offer help and support. Here are just a few:

The Samaritans: www.samaritans.org

MIND: www.mind.org.uk

Survivors of Bereavement By Suicide: www.uksobs.org

Emily and Thomas came to Philippa for help to talk about their brother, Matthew, who took his life. Together, Philippa helps them take the first steps in talking about this traumatic event.

CONTENT WARNING This episode contains references to domestic violence and themes of a sexual nature.

Rebecca and Clare are in their 50s. Their complicated family history can still get in the way of their closeness and with Philippa, they unpick some of the old wounds that still flare up.

Chris and Kayla have a very strong bond, and yet there are times when they cannot see eye-to-eye. Philippa helps them to articulate their feelings at these moments of friction and see each other’s point of view.

John and Patrick are two of nine siblings and have a 10-year age gap. Philippa explores the strength of their bond and what it means to each of them.