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Current concerns, relationship history, conflict cycles and each partner’s perspective.
Work through communication problems, repeated conflict, trust, attachment, emotional distance and relationship uncertainty with experienced couples therapists who understand both the relationship and the individuals within it.

Current concerns, relationship history, conflict cycles and each partner’s perspective.
Attachment, trauma, emotional regulation or individual concerns affecting the couple dynamic.
Gottman, EFT, CBT, family or other approaches are used according to the relationship.
Progress, unresolved patterns and practical decisions are reviewed as therapy develops.
Work with experienced female couples therapists and psychologists who understand modern relationships as well as the individual experiences each partner brings.
Support for men, women and LGBTQ+ partners across dating, engaged, live-in, long-distance, interfaith, cross-cultural and changing modern relationship lifestyles.
Choose Your Couples Therapist →From changing expectations in relationships to social media, boundaries, intimacy and attachment, couples today often face problems that are not limited to traditional relationship conflict.
Physical or sexual infidelity, emotional affairs, secret chats, dating apps, hidden online connections, sexting, pornography concerns, deleting messages and uncertainty about what counts as cheating. When betrayal is the main concern, you can also explore focused support after infidelity.
Excessive attention seeking online, following or messaging others, comparing the relationship with social media couples, checking phones, privacy disagreements, online flirting and different expectations around digital boundaries.
Fear of abandonment, clinginess, emotional withdrawal, reassurance seeking, possessiveness, controlling behaviour, silent treatment, repeated breakups, chasing and distancing, or difficulty feeling secure with each other. Broader concerns around these patterns can also be explored through relationship counselling.
Repeated arguments, defensiveness, criticism, shutting down, feeling unheard, resentment, unequal emotional effort, difficulty apologising and gradually feeling more like roommates than partners. Married couples looking for support focused specifically on their marriage can also explore our marriage counselling support.
Different levels of desire, sexual rejection, loss of attraction, pornography expectations, difficulty initiating intimacy, affection differences, sexual communication and feeling wanted, respected or emotionally connected.
Friendships, ex-partners, work relationships, personal space, money, careers, living together, family involvement, marriage expectations, children, relocation and deciding whether the relationship still fits both people's future. If you are preparing for marriage, our premarital counselling can help you discuss these decisions before the wedding.
ADHD affecting the relationship · different emotional needs · unequal responsibilities · career imbalance · financial dependence · commitment fears · body-image concerns · family pressure · interfaith differences · cross-cultural relationships · long-distance stress · workplace relationships · past trauma affecting intimacy · difficulty setting healthy boundaries
Online couples therapy is available across India, including Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Gurgaon, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai and Kolkata. Browse our India and international locations.
The approach depends on the relationship, the concerns involved and the therapist’s professional training. Couples are not placed into one fixed method.
For conflict patterns, communication, trust, friendship and rebuilding connection.
For emotional disconnection, attachment needs and recurring pursue-withdraw cycles.
For insecurity, fear of abandonment, reassurance seeking, withdrawal and closeness.
For thoughts, reactions and behaviours that repeatedly affect the relationship.
For boundaries, family influence, roles, expectations and wider relationship systems.
When past experiences or trauma responses are affecting the present relationship.
“We stopped treating every disagreement as a separate problem and started recognising the pattern we kept falling into.”
“After trust was broken, we could barely discuss it without another fight. Therapy gave those conversations some structure.”
“We were functioning normally but did not feel close anymore. Sessions helped us understand how that distance had slowly developed.”
“Distance had made small communication problems much bigger. We became clearer about reassurance, expectations and what each of us needed.”
“There were too many opinions around our relationship. Therapy helped us separate family expectations from decisions we needed to make together.”
“We came in unsure whether to continue. The therapist did not push either outcome, but helped us understand what was actually keeping us stuck.”
Couples also join us online from Noida, Chandigarh, Ahmedabad, Kochi, Indore, Lucknow, Bhopal, Surat, Bhubaneswar and Guwahati, along with other locations across India.
Online couples therapy at LeapHope costs ₹3,700 for a 60-minute session and ₹4,500 for a 90-minute session. You can choose the session length when booking.
Couples can choose between 60-minute and 90-minute sessions. A longer session may be useful when both partners need more time to discuss complex or emotionally difficult concerns.
The number of sessions depends on what you are working on and how established the problem is. Your therapist can review progress after the first few sessions rather than prescribing a fixed number in advance.
Couples often begin with regular sessions, but frequency depends on the concern and the therapist's assessment. Sessions may become less frequent as the work progresses.
Yes. One partner can begin individually when the other is not ready. Therapy can explore your relationship concerns and what you can work on, while recognising that some couples work requires both partners.
Yes, a couples therapist may sometimes meet partners separately as part of the work. The therapist should first explain how confidentiality, private disclosures and information from individual meetings will be handled.
Yes. Partners can join the same online session from separate devices and different locations. This can be useful for long-distance couples, NRIs and partners temporarily living in different countries.
Insurance coverage for couples therapy varies by insurer and individual policy. If you plan to claim reimbursement, check directly with your insurance provider before booking.
Yes. Online couples therapy is private and handled confidentially within professional and legal limits. LeapHope sessions are not recorded. Your therapist should also explain how confidentiality applies when either partner speaks with them separately.
Parents or family members are not normally part of couples therapy. Their involvement may sometimes be considered when it is therapeutically useful and both partners agree, particularly when family dynamics are central to the concern.