Service
Relationship counselling for individuals and couples
Relationship counselling is one of the steadier search topics in India: people want help with communication, repeated arguments, trust, or a sense that they have grown apart. You can book as an individual to work on your own boundaries, or together as a couple. Sessions are confidential and are not a court or a verdict on who is right.
What we can work on
Common reasons people book include recurring fights, silence, jealousy, family pressure, parenting stress, and recovering after a breach of trust. When communication breaks down, even small disagreements can feel exhausting. The aim is clearer conversation, identifying underlying unmet needs, and finding more usable choices — not a guaranteed outcome for the relationship.
Family involvement is optional and discussed with you first. If there is active violence or you are unsafe at home, prioritise local emergency support rather than an online booking form.
Individual or couples work
You can seek help for relationship problems individually. Changing your own responses and boundaries often shifts the dynamic of the relationship. If both partners are willing, couples sessions can facilitate direct communication without the usual triggers.
Book a 45-minute consultation for ₹700. Mention in the form whether you are coming alone or hoping to include a partner later. Online sessions work well when both people can sit in a private space.
Questions people ask
Can I come for relationship counselling without my partner?
Yes. Individual sessions can still help you understand patterns, decide what you need, and practise how to talk about it. Couples work can be discussed later if both people agree.
Do we have to be married to seek relationship counselling?
No. Counselling is for anyone navigating a partnership, whether you are dating, engaged, living together, or married. The focus is on the dynamic between you, not your legal status.