Counselling

Relationship/Couple Counselling

A relationship refers to the connection between two or more people. It can be formed through various factors such as communication, emotional attachment, shared experiences, and mutual understanding. Relationships come in different forms like friendships, familial bonds, romantic engagements, and joint ventures in the workplace. They are crucial to human connections and have a significant impact on our psychological, emotional, social and physiological well-being.

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Relationships

Relationships are built on

Relationship psychologists at Kaleidoscope, a unit of Dr. Bakshi’s Healthcare, help to foster communication, empathy, understanding, and mutual growth, while shared experiences contribute to the depth of relationships.

Emotional connections

Effective communication

Trust

Shared experiences

Support and care

Respecting space and independence

Conflict resolution

Mutual growth

Commitment 

challenges

Common issues

Relationships can be rewarding but also come with challenges. Common issues include:

We offer a safe space for discussing challenges in one-on-one sessions, promoting professional assistance like couple counseling and relationship psychologists help to strengthen relationships. The intervention prevents frustration, resentment, and long-term damage while supporting each other through financial stress, family dynamics, and emotional baggage. Emotional baggage from the past can sometimes lead to relationship issues and potentially lead to a breakup as it involves unresolved emotions, traumas, negative beliefs, trust issues, communication problems, fear of vulnerability, insecurity, low self-esteem, and unhealthy behavior patterns which can significantly impact a relationship and so a breakup can have significant psychological effects on an individual.

The therapy after the breakup can be beneficial in helping individuals deal with the psychological aftermath of a breakup.

Poor communication

Trust issues

Conflict resolution

Differing values and goals

Intimacy

Financial stress

Lack of quality time

Family and social dynamics

Unmet emotional needs

Boundary and privacy issues

Uneven distribution of responsibilities

Emotional baggage from past relationships

Long-distance challenges

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breakup therapy helps

Our secure and sound atmosphere helps the individual to get comfortable and share their emotions. Here’s how breakup therapy helps:

Validation and support

Encouraging empathetic listening, helping them understand their feelings as normal reactions to challenging situations.

Gaining perspective

Counselling offers a balanced perspective on breakups, reducing self-blame and enhancing self-understanding.

Rebuilding self-esteem

It helps rebuild self-esteem, recognizing strengths and qualities independent of the relationship.

Coping strategies

We teach healthy coping strategies like mindfulness, relaxation techniques, and cognitive restructuring to manage distressing emotions and challenge negative thought patterns.

Social Support and Connection

Counselling may help people get back in touch with their social circle, which promotes a feeling of belonging and reduces isolation.

Closure and Acceptance

Our relationship therapist helps people achieve closure and acceptance so they can let go of the past and go on. This enables them to let go of the past and move ahead.

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