Maybe you keep having the same fight. Maybe you feel alone even with your partner right beside you, or stuck between your spouse and your family. You can talk it through with psychologist Dr. Lisha Jindal, on your own or together with your partner, online and in private.
Online · 50-min sessions · English & Hindi · By appointment
Every couple has hard days. But if the same hurt keeps coming back, or home doesn’t feel calm anymore, it can help to talk to someone.
You’ll have a safe space to talk about what’s been happening, understand recurring patterns, and work through conflicts or communication difficulties. The focus is on understanding yourself and your partner better and finding healthier ways forward.
No judgement here. You decide what to talk about, and nothing is rushed.
A line or two about what's going on is enough.
Share your concerns, ask questions, and see if it feels like the right fit.
Join by secure video or audio at a booked time that suits you both.
Tip: Find a quiet, private spot for your session. Headphones help.
A single 50-minute online couples counselling session is ₹3,500. Packages of 3 and 6 sessions bring the per-session rate down.
Outside India? US$70 per couples session.
Per 50-min session
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Dr. Lisha Jindal
Psychologist
Dr. Lisha Jindal is a psychologist and the founder of Reach for Peace. She holds an M.A. & Psy.D (HC) in clinical psychology, with specialised training in relationship & family therapy and life coaching. Her approach is warm and individualised, and she works with anxiety, overthinking, stress, attachment issues and life transitions.
Either works. You can come on your own, or with your partner for a couples session. Both are online, by video or audio, in English or Hindi.
You and your partner join the same 50-minute session together. Dr. Jindal makes sure you both get a fair chance to speak, and she doesn’t take sides. If you’re not sure it’s right for you, ask on the 15-minute fit call.
That’s okay, and it happens often. You can start on your own and work on what’s in your hands. If your partner wants to join later, you can book couples sessions then.
Yes, this comes up a lot. Many people feel stuck between their partner and their family, especially after marriage. Talking it through can help you find a way that feels right.
No. That decision is always yours. She helps you understand what you’re feeling, so any choice you make comes from a clearer place.
Yes. What you say in your sessions isn’t shared with anyone outside them. Our privacy policy explains the few limits to this.
Send us a short message on WhatsApp and we’ll set up a 15-minute call to see if it feels right. You can join from home, or anywhere you have some privacy.