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Couple counselling and relationship therapy — evidence-based, confidential, and built around what your relationship actually needs.
Most couples who reach out for counselling have been struggling for longer than they would like to admit. The same arguments, cycling endlessly. The silence that says more than the fights. The growing distance that neither person knows how to cross.
Coming here — together or alone — is not an admission of failure. It is the most honest thing a couple can do.
Dr. Vini Jhariya offers evidence-based couple counselling and relationship therapy — drawing from internationally validated frameworks including the Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy, CBT, REBT, and other approaches — always chosen based on what this specific couple needs. Online and in-clinic. In Hindi and English.
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Dr. Vini Jhariya
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Every relationship is different. Every couple's struggle is different. Here are the most common reasons couples reach out — named without judgment.
The conversations that go nowhere. The things left unsaid. The feeling of talking at each other rather than to each other — and the exhaustion of trying to be heard.
The same fight, over and over. Different triggers, same outcome. When conflict has become a pattern rather than a problem to solve — something deeper needs to be understood.
The relationship is intact — technically. But the closeness, the warmth, the sense of being truly known by your partner — has quietly faded. Two people sharing a life but not really sharing it.
Trust that has been damaged — through dishonesty, broken promises, or actions that have created a fracture in the relationship. Rebuilding trust is possible. It is also careful, specific clinical work.
One of the most painful experiences a relationship can go through. Both partners carry wounds that need to be processed. Addressed with clinical precision and complete sensitivity.
Emotional or physical intimacy that has diminished — where the distance has grown and neither person knows how to close it.
Differences in parenting approach that have become a source of ongoing conflict — affecting both the relationship and the family.
A new baby, a job loss, a relocation, a bereavement — transitions that test even strong relationships and can pull two people in different directions.
Couples approaching marriage who want to address concerns, build a strong foundation, or understand each other more deeply before taking that step.
No specific crisis — just the quiet, accumulated drift of two people moving in different directions. Where the relationship still exists but feels like it belongs to a different version of both of you.
Couples who are not sure whether to stay or go — who want the space to make that decision thoughtfully, with clinical support, rather than in the heat of pain or confusion.
Assessment first. Always. Because understanding what is actually happening in a relationship is the only foundation for helping it.
No two couples present the same way. What looks like a communication problem on the surface may be rooted in attachment wounds from long before this relationship began. What presents as conflict may actually be two people with deeply different — but equally valid — ways of experiencing the world, with no shared language to bridge them yet.
This is why couple counselling begins with understanding — before any intervention begins.
The first session is with both partners together. Dr. Vini Jhariya observes the dynamic, the communication patterns, and the relational landscape between the two people in the room. This session gives a real-time picture of how the couple functions — and what needs to be understood more deeply.
Each partner then meets with Dr. Vini Jhariya individually. This gives each person a confidential space to speak honestly — without the other present. The individual sessions often reveal what the joint session cannot. Both partners' perspectives are heard fully before the therapeutic plan is built.
Based on the joint and individual sessions, Dr. Vini Jhariya shares her clinical understanding of the relationship — its strengths, its patterns, and what the therapeutic work needs to address. A plan is built together. The couple counselling sessions then begin — structured around what this specific relationship needs.
Couple counselling is not one thing. Different relationships need different approaches — and the research is clear that no single method works for every couple.
Dr. Vini Jhariya draws from a range of internationally validated frameworks — including the Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), REBT, narrative therapy, and more — selecting and combining approaches based on what this couple's specific situation calls for.
The goal of couple counselling is not to keep every relationship together at all costs. It is to help two people understand what is happening between them — and make the most conscious, informed decisions possible about their relationship and their lives.
Dr. Vini Jhariya will always be honest about what couple counselling can and cannot achieve in your specific situation.
Not necessarily. Every couple's situation is different — and the path into counselling is different too.
Some couples come together from the very first session — ready to sit in the same room and begin. Others are not there yet. One partner may want to understand what couple counselling involves before bringing the other. One may need a safe space to speak first — before the conversation becomes shared.
There is no fixed rule. Whether you come together, or one of you comes first — the door is open. What matters is that someone takes the first step.
Yes — and more often than not, this is exactly how couple counselling begins.
It is rarely the case that both partners are equally ready at the same time. One person usually carries the weight of knowing something needs to change — while the other is still resistant, in denial, or simply not sure counselling is for them.
Coming alone is not a compromise. It is a beginning. Understanding your own patterns, your own responses, and your own role in the relationship — is some of the most powerful work that happens in couple counselling.
And very often — when one partner begins to shift, the other follows.
If your partner is resistant — come anyway. We will figure out the rest together.
Couple counselling is available both in-clinic and online — via Zoom, Google Meet, or WhatsApp Video, in Hindi and English.
Online sessions are conducted with both partners present on screen together — from the same location or different locations. Dr. Vini Jhariya adapts the approach to ensure online sessions are as effective and contained as in-clinic work.
For couples across India, the Gulf, the UK, USA, or anywhere in the world — distance is not a barrier to the work.
What feels stuck can move. What feels broken can be understood. What feels lost can — with the right support — be found again.
Or sometimes — two people can reach a place of clarity and respect about what comes next. That too is a worthwhile outcome.
Dr. Vini Jhariya is here for couples in Indore, across India, and online worldwide. In Hindi and English.
+91 7999215093 | dr.vinijhariya@gmail.com | Online & In-clinic
Clear answers to common questions families ask before booking.
Neither. In couple counselling, the relationship itself is the client — not either individual. Dr. Vini Jhariya's role is not to judge, take sides, or assign blame. It is to help both partners understand what is happening between them — and find a way forward that is honest and informed.
It depends on the complexity of the concerns, the motivation of both partners, and how the therapeutic process unfolds. Dr. Vini Jhariya reviews progress regularly and is always honest about what the clinical picture suggests.
Yes. Couple counselling is valuable even when — especially when — a couple is uncertain about their future. It creates the space to make that decision consciously and with clarity, rather than in pain or confusion.
Yes. Sessions are available in Hindi and English — whichever feels most natural for both partners.
Yes — with one important note in couple counselling. What is shared in individual sessions is not automatically disclosed to the partner in joint sessions. Dr. Vini Jhariya will discuss at the outset how information shared individually will be handled — so both partners know what to expect.
Book a consultation with Dr. Vini Jhariya and get clear guidance for your next step.