Still facing the same conflict, doubt or emotional distance despite trying to fix it?
Work with experienced psychologists who understand relationship patterns, attachment, personality, family upbringing and cultural expectations.
Find Your Relationship PsychologistAttend individually or with your partner, even from different countries.
Experienced Online Psychologists
Choose from experienced psychologists for individual, joint, long-distance, cross-cultural and NRI relationship concerns.
Senior Clinical Psychologist
Works with individuals and partners navigating recurring conflict, emotional distance, trust concerns, attachment patterns and difficult relationship decisions.
CBT · DBT · MBCT · MET
English · Hindi
Senior Counselling & Developmental Psychologist
Supports individuals and partners experiencing overthinking, emotional overwhelm, communication difficulties, relationship strain and major life transitions.
CBT · Mindfulness · Integrative Therapy
English · Hindi
Senior Marriage & Relationship Therapist
Works with recurring conflict, trust concerns, emotional distance, commitment uncertainty and family-related relationship pressure. Her work is grounded in structured, evidence-based psychological practice.
CBT · Behavioural Interventions
English · Hindi · Assamese
Client Experiences
Experiences shared by individuals and partners who sought support for recurring conflict, trust concerns, emotional distance and complex relationship decisions.
Relationship concerns in real-life words
Relationship difficulties can involve more than arguments. Trust, commitment, emotional connection, money, digital behaviour, distance, culture and uncertainty about the future can all leave a relationship feeling stuck.
Online relationship counselling can begin individually or with your partner. Joint sessions may not be appropriate where there is ongoing abuse, intimidation, coercive control or an immediate safety risk.
Relationships We Support
Whether you are dating, living together, managing a long-distance relationship, or building a life with a partner from another culture or faith, LeapHope offers relationship counselling that understands both Indian and international realities.
Our counsellors and therapists regularly work with Indian and NRI clients, including relationships involving partners of different nationalities. They understand how culture, family involvement, faith, independence and life abroad can shape expectations between partners, so valuable session time is spent working on the relationship rather than explaining the context.
How We Help
LeapHope psychologists combine evidence-based therapy, emotional insight and practical relationship work. The approach is selected around the patterns affecting you rather than applying one fixed method to every individual or couple.
Helps identify overthinking, jealousy, assumptions, rigid beliefs and reactive behaviours that repeatedly create conflict.
Explores fear of abandonment, reassurance-seeking, emotional withdrawal, discomfort with closeness and anxious-avoidant cycles.
Helps individuals and partners understand vulnerable emotions, interrupt negative cycles and rebuild emotional safety.
Builds awareness, calmer responses and the ability to pause before reacting, withdrawing or sending impulsive messages.
Considers how betrayal, rejection, abandonment, grief and earlier emotional harm may continue to affect trust and closeness.
Recognises how ADHD, autism and other neurodivergent traits may influence communication, routines, sensory needs and shared responsibilities.
Combines suitable methods around your personality, history, culture, family upbringing, relationship concerns and therapy goals.
Uses creative and experiential methods when conversation alone does not fully capture emotions or relationship experiences.
Your psychologist may combine approaches as therapy progresses. The method used will depend on your concerns, preferences and counselling goals.
How Counselling Works
A simple four-step process keeps relationship counselling focused, practical and connected to what you want to change.
Understand the concern, how it is affecting the relationship and what you want to change.
Identify the triggers, reactions and cycles keeping the same problem active.
Explore attachment, personality, upbringing, culture, stress and past experiences.
Build communication, boundaries, trust, emotional safety or greater relationship clarity.
Why LeapHope
LeapHope combines experienced relationship professionals, deep psychological understanding and structured online support for Indian, NRI and international couples.
LeapHope’s team includes RCI-registered clinical psychologists, PhD and M.Phil-qualified psychologists, and experienced relationship counsellors who work with both Indian and international couples.
Counselling examines psychological, behavioural and attachment patterns, including why one partner’s actions repeatedly trigger fear, anger, withdrawal or insecurity in the other.
The therapist does not take sides. Both people’s individuality, needs, intentions and reactions are understood while working on the shared relationship pattern between them.
Attend online from India or abroad, with flexible availability and a booking system that displays appointment times in your local time zone.
The same standard for every client. Session fees are based on the professional you choose, not whether you live in India, are an NRI or are joining from another country.
Counselling also considers modern relationship pressures, digital behaviour, changing lifestyles, work demands, independence and the expectations partners carry from different cultures and environments.
Questions About Relationship Therapy
Clear answers about choosing a relationship counsellor, attending alone or together, online sessions, fees, privacy and international access.
Online relationship counselling is structured psychological support for people experiencing difficulties in dating, live-in, committed, long-distance or cross-cultural relationships. It examines the thoughts, emotions, behaviours and interaction patterns affecting the relationship.
Yes. You can begin individually even when your partner is not ready to attend. Your therapist can help you understand the relationship pattern, recognise your responses and decide whether joint sessions may be useful later.
LeapHope’s team includes RCI-registered clinical psychologists, PhD and M.Phil-qualified psychologists, and experienced relationship counsellors and therapists. You can compare their qualifications, experience, languages and approaches on the LeapHope therapist directory before booking.
LeapHope relationship counselling starts at ₹1,799 per session. The fee depends on the professional you choose and is displayed before booking. Indian residents, NRIs and international clients pay the same listed fee for the same therapist.
The counsellor asks what has been happening, how the relationship is being affected and what you hope will change. The session may also explore relationship history, important incidents, current triggers, emotional reactions and the expectations each person brings into the relationship.
No. The therapist works to understand both perspectives and the pattern created between them. This includes examining why one partner behaves in a certain way, why it triggers the other and how both people can respond differently.
The counsellor does not make the relationship decision for you. Therapy helps you understand the relationship more clearly, recognise what can realistically change and make an informed decision without pressure from the therapist.
Yes. Both partners can join the same virtual counselling session from separate locations. LeapHope’s booking system displays appointment times in your local time zone, making sessions easier to coordinate for long-distance partners and NRIs. Learn more about online therapy for NRIs .
Online sessions include the same core work: understanding the concern, analysing patterns, discussing difficult interactions, practising new responses and reviewing progress. They also remove travel and allow partners in different locations to attend together.
A standard relationship counselling session lasts approximately 50 minutes. The number of sessions depends on how long the concern has continued, its complexity, attendance, therapy goals and how consistently changes are practised between sessions.
Relationship counselling can support dating, unmarried, live-in, long-distance and cross-cultural partners, as well as individuals attending alone. Marriage counselling focuses specifically on concerns within a marriage. Married partners can visit LeapHope’s online marriage counselling service .
Sessions are private, and the therapist explains how information shared during individual and joint conversations will be handled. Confidentiality may have limits where there is an immediate safety concern, risk of serious harm or a legal safeguarding requirement.
Joint counselling may not be suitable where there is ongoing violence, coercive control, intimidation, forced participation or an immediate safety risk. Individual support and specialist safety services may be more appropriate. LeapHope also provides information about counselling support for abusive relationships .
Yes. A strong therapeutic fit is important. You can choose another LeapHope psychologist, counsellor or therapist when the current professional’s communication style, availability, language or approach does not feel suitable.
