recurring conflict, emotional distance, trust ruptures, communication difficulties, and uncertainty about how to move forward in their relationship. She has specialised training in working with Indian couples and considers the role of family dynamics, cultural expectations, and attachment patterns in shaping relationships. Her couples work is grounded in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and the Gottman Method, combining emotional exploration with practical tools for improving communication and connection. She helps couples slow down reactive cycles, understand the emotions and needs beneath recurring disagreements, and move away from patterns of blame or defensiveness. Preeti also incorporates somatic and body-based practices such as breathwork when helpful, particularly when emotions feel difficult to put into words or become overwhelming during conflict. Her attentive and reflective style allows her to notice subtle emotional and non-verbal cues and help partners explore experiences that may otherwise remain unspoken. She is particularly suited to couples looking to better understand their relationship patterns, strengthen emotional connection, work through cultural or family-related challenges, and develop healthier and more secure ways of communicating and relating.