Gayathri is a Counselling Psychologist who works with couples navigating relationship challenges, recurring arguments, emotional distance, and difficulties communicating their needs openly. She supports partners in understanding the patterns that may be keeping them stuck and finding more constructive ways of relating to each other.
Her approach is grounded in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and the Gottman Method, with a strong focus on attachment and relational patterns. She helps couples look beyond the immediate disagreement to understand the emotions, expectations, and needs that may be shaping their interactions.
Gayathri brings a warm, curious, and non-judgmental presence into the therapy room. Rather than taking sides, she creates space for both partners to feel heard and helps them explore their experiences with greater openness and understanding. She also considers the cultural and family contexts that can influence how couples communicate, manage expectations, and navigate conflict.
She works with couples seeking relationship counselling and premarital support, as well as those dealing with day-to-day conflict, communication concerns, emotional disconnection, and family dynamics.
Her aim is to create a safe and reflective space where couples can better understand each other, recognise their relational patterns, and gradually build stronger emotional connection and communication.
Gayathri is a Counselling Psychologist who works with couples navigating relationship challenges, recurring arguments, emotional distance, and difficulties communicating their needs openly. She supports partners in understanding the patterns that may be keeping them stuck and finding more constructive ways of relating to each other.
Her approach is grounded in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and the Gottman Method, with a strong focus on attachment and relational patterns. She helps couples look beyond the immediate disagreement to understand the emotions, expectations, and needs that may be shaping their interactions.
Gayathri brings a warm, curious, and non-judgmental presence into the therapy room. Rather than taking sides, she creates space for both partners to feel heard and helps them explore their experiences with greater openness and understanding. She also considers the cultural and family contexts that can influence how couples communicate, manage expectations, and navigate conflict.
She works with couples seeking relationship counselling and premarital support, as well as those dealing with day-to-day conflict, communication concerns, emotional disconnection, and family dynamics.
Her aim is to create a safe and reflective space where couples can better understand each other, recognise their relational patterns, and gradually build stronger emotional connection and communication.