Relationships

Relationship counselling

Most relationship difficulty is not about the argument you are having. It is about the one underneath it, which has usually been running for years. Sessions over video, across India, in English or Hindi.

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Free 15–20 minutes · Sessions from ₹1,200 · English or Hindi

What brings people here

You do not need a crisis, and you do not need your partner to agree to come. A great deal of useful relationship work is done by one person.

  • The same argument, in different clothing, for the fourth time this month.
  • Conversations that start about one thing and end somewhere much older.
  • Distance that has grown quietly, without a rupture.
  • Family expectation pressing on the relationship from outside it.
  • Trust damaged, and no agreed way to rebuild it.
  • Deciding whether to continue, and being unable to think clearly about it.

How the work goes

Couples rarely disagree about the surface topic. Underneath repeated arguments there is usually a pattern — one person pursues, the other withdraws; one raises, the other defuses — and the pattern runs faster than either person can think.

Work begins by slowing that down enough to see it. Once a couple can name the pattern while it is happening, the content of the argument matters much less.

Finding the pattern

Not who is right. What the sequence is, and what each person is protecting when it starts.

Hearing what is underneath

Criticism usually carries a request. Withdrawal usually carries overwhelm. Neither is audible in the moment without help.

The family dimension

In many Indian relationships the couple is not a closed system. Parents, in-laws and obligation are genuinely part of the picture, and treating that as interference rather than context is unhelpful.

Repair

Every couple ruptures. The difference between couples who last and couples who do not is largely what happens afterwards, and repair is a skill that can be learned.

What usually changes

  • Arguments get shorter, and recovery afterwards gets faster.
  • You can name the pattern while it is happening.
  • Difficult subjects become raisable rather than avoided.
  • Where the relationship is ending, it ends with more clarity and less damage.

Couples work is not appropriate where there is abuse or where one partner is unsafe. If that is your situation, individual support and a safety plan come first, and joint sessions can make things more dangerous rather than less. Please contact Tele-MANAS on 14416, or emergency services on 112 if you are in immediate danger.

What it costs

Discovery call, 15–20 minutes
Free
Single session, up to 60 minutes
₹1,200
Three-session bundle
₹3,200
Six-session bundle
₹6,000

Paid sessions are arranged after the discovery call. There is no obligation to book one.

Common questions

Next step

The first conversation is free, and there is no obligation to book a session afterwards.

Fifteen to twenty minutes over video. You describe what has been going on, ask whatever you want to ask, and we both decide whether this is a fit.

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