Helping you navigate the complexities of connections with family, children, friends, or colleagues. We focus on listening, improving communication, and resolving conflicts with empathy.
Bridging gaps between parents and children to build mutual respect and warmer connections.
Working through systemic conflicts and changes to restore peace and trust at home.
Navigating boundaries, peer struggles, and communication concerns in close relationships.
Relationships are central to our well-being, but they can also be a source of stress and misunderstanding. Whether it is a conflict with a parent, a struggle with a family member, or difficulties in workplace dynamics, relationship counseling provides a safe space to understand what is happening and find a way forward.
Counseling helps you step back and look at your relationships with more clarity and empathy:
This service is open to individuals seeking to improve their connections with the people in their lives, including:
We commonly address issues such as:
Every relationship dynamic is different. Anubha Verma will work with you to understand your concerns and recommend a suitable path. Sessions typically last 60 minutes and are conducted in a safe, non-judgmental environment where all parties feel heard and respected.
Relationship counselling helps you understand and improve the relationships that matter most to you, whether with a partner, parents, children, siblings, friends or colleagues.
Sessions focus on how you communicate, what keeps conflicts going, and what each person needs, so that you can respond differently. You can come on your own or with the other person. Sessions are held in person in Dwarka, Delhi and Greater Faridabad, or online on Google Meet from anywhere in India or abroad, in English or Hindi.
Dwarka Sector 6, Delhi and Sector 85, Greater Faridabad, or online on Google Meet across India and abroad
English and Hindi
Monday to Saturday, 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Yes. Many people start on their own. Understanding your own patterns and responses can change how a relationship works, even if the other person does not attend.
Common reasons include frequent arguments, communication breakdowns, trust issues, conflict between parents and children, strained family relationships after a change or loss, and difficulties with friends or colleagues.
Marriage counselling focuses on the relationship between spouses. Relationship counselling is broader and can include family, parent-child, friendship and workplace relationships.
It depends on the concern and your goals. Some people find a few sessions enough to gain clarity, while others prefer ongoing support. You will review progress together and decide what is right for you.
Taking the first step is often the hardest part. We're here to walk alongside you with empathy and professional guidance.
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