Finding a common language in your relationship
Many people find their way to me after years of feeling that something is deeply off — in their relationship, their family, or within themselves — but being unable to name exactly what it is. I work with individuals, couples, and families where neurodiversity is at the heart of that disconnect.
You don’t have to come as a couple. I often work with just one partner, a parent navigating a neurodiverse teenager or young adult, or an individual beginning to recognise their own neurodivergent traits. I am also the founder of the Speech Dysphagia Language Clinic (SDLC) in Mumbai. Learn more about my background.
Services
My primary motivation is to help you and your partner find solutions to the challenges you are facing, understand each other better, and find a "common language" in your relationship.
Counseling for Individuals, Couples & Premarital Partners
Social Skills & Executive Function Coaching for Neurodiverse Adults & Teens
Education in Neurodiversity for Individuals, Families, and Parents
Coaching in Parenting Neurodiverse Children
Do any of these feelings sound familiar?
If you are experiencing some of the feelings listed below and feel that they are impacting your relationship, we can work together to help you and your partner understand and appreciate each other better.
- My perspectives, interests and needs are not taken into consideration by my partner
- At the end of the argument, I am worn out, and I feel a loss of sense of self and insecurity
- My emotions are not acknowledged or validated
- We cannot find mutual solutions to everyday problems
- There's a lack of spontaneous, intimate connection
- I feel very lonely
- I feel like they behaved one way before marriage, and completely changed overnight
- I feel unfairly blamed
- I feel responsible for managing the fallout from my partner's behaviour with others
- I feel intimidated and humiliated during interactions with my partner
- I feel a lack of positive feedback or assistance in the relationship
- I feel more like a parent to my partner
- I feel unappreciated and invisible at times
- I feel like I am always compromising
- I live in a constant state of stress; like I am walking on eggshells to avoid conflict and keep the peace