I came to psychology from engineering, because I kept finding that the problems people carried home mattered more than the ones I solved at work. Most people come to me after a breakup they can't stop replaying, or a marriage where two people have stopped being able to hear each other. Some arrive knowing the relationship is over and not knowing how to begin again. Some arrive unsure whether it should be. I don't take sides, and I won't tell you what to decide. What I offer is a space where you can say the things you haven't said out loud yet — including the ones that feel unfair or ugly — and think clearly enough to find your own way forward. Ten years working inside a Kerala hospital taught me how much of what breaks people is relational, and how rarely anyone gets a room to talk about it honestly.