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Dr. Prerna Kohli explains how couples can rebuild physical intimacy after an affair. A couple's hands reach toward each other above a cracked heart glowing with warm light, symbolizing healing, trust, and emotional reconnection after betrayal.

Rebuilding Physical Intimacy After an Affair

ByDr. Prerna Kohli July 11, 2026 Uncategorized
Sex & Intimacy in Marriage · Gurgaon & Online Rebuilding Physical Intimacy After an Affair For couples who’ve chosen to...
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A man sits on the edge of a sunlit bed with his head in his hand while his partner sits blurred in the background, illustrating the emotional strain of sexual performance anxiety and relationship distress.

Performance Anxiety in Men: The Fear That Feeds Itself

ByDr. Prerna Kohli July 11, 2026 Uncategorized
Sex & Intimacy in Marriage · Gurgaon & Online Performance Anxiety in Men: The Fear That Feeds Itself The worry...
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Dr. Prerna Kohli explains why sex shouldn't hurt. A minimalist editorial illustration shows a delicate flower with a healing bandage around its stem, symbolizing painful intimacy, recovery, and hope for couples experiencing pain during sex.

When Sex Hurts: Painful Intimacy and What It Does to a Marriage

ByDr. Prerna Kohli July 11, 2026 Uncategorized
Sex & Intimacy in Marriage · Gurgaon & Online When Sex Hurts: Painful Intimacy and What It Does to a...
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A couple lies on opposite sides of a bed, facing away from each other, with their sleeping baby between them. Soft morning light and minimal design illustrate the emotional distance many couples experience after becoming parents. The headline reads, "Lost each other since the baby?

Why Intimacy Disappears After the Baby

ByDr. Prerna Kohli July 11, 2026 Uncategorized
Sex & Intimacy in Marriage · Gurgaon & Online Why Intimacy Disappears After the Baby You had a baby, and...
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Alt Text: A husband and wife sit apart on a bed with their backs turned to each other in a bright, minimalist bedroom. Behind them, two large overlapping profile silhouettes are connected by a delicate flowering plant that blooms on one side and fades on the other, symbolizing how sexual desire in marriage can diminish yet still be nurtured back to life.

When You Just Don’t Want To Anymore: Losing Desire in a Marriage

ByDr. Prerna Kohli July 11, 2026 Uncategorized
Sex & Intimacy in Marriage · Gurgaon & Online When You Just Don’t Want To Anymore: Losing Desire in a...
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A couple sits apart on a bed, facing away from each other in a softly lit room. Between them is an abstract illustration of two hands—one reaching out and the other pulling back—symbolizing differences in sexual desire, emotional disconnect, and the possibility of understanding through communication.

When One of You Wants Sex and the Other Doesn’t

ByDr. Prerna Kohli July 11, 2026 Uncategorized
Sex & Intimacy in Marriage · Gurgaon & Online When One of You Wants Sex and the Other Doesn’t A...
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A middle-aged woman sits with her husband and two adult children gathered around her in a bright, modern living room, showing the love, understanding and family support that help during menopause.

How to Support Someone Through Menopause: A Guide for Her Family

ByDr. Prerna Kohli July 9, 2026 Uncategorized
Menopause & Mental Health How to Support Someone Through Menopause: A Guide for Her Family When menopause changes someone you...
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Supportive husband embracing his wife as they navigate menopause together in a calm, light-filled home, symbolising understanding, patience and emotional connection.

How to Support Your Wife Through Menopause: A Husband’s Guide

ByDr. Prerna Kohli July 9, 2026 Uncategorized
Menopause & Mental Health How to Support Your Wife Through Menopause: A Husband’s Guide A clinical psychologist’s guide for the...
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A woman thoughtfully choosing between medical and psychological support during menopause, symbolizing the complementary roles of a gynaecologist and a clinical psychologist in comprehensive menopause care.

Menopause: Do You Need a Psychologist or a Gynaecologist?

ByDr. Prerna Kohli July 8, 2026 Uncategorized
Menopause · Getting the Right Help Menopause: Do You Need a Psychologist or a Gynaecologist? You know something’s wrong and...
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An Indian woman living overseas attends an online psychology session while reflecting on menopause, family, and home, symbolizing culturally sensitive mental health support across time zones.

Menopause Far From Home: A Guide for NRI Women

ByDr. Prerna Kohli July 8, 2026 Uncategorized
Menopause · When Everyone Needs You Menopause Far From Home: A Guide for NRI Women Going through this in a...
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