Relationships Write for Us

Relationships are the magic pill for both the heart and the mind. It is also beyond material connections that are made between people. It is love, respect, and support that we make with our family, friends, our partner, or ourselves, which act as our safety net in good and hard times. 

Relationships are not a smooth ride. Sometimes it is the source of happiness and love, sometimes it creates stress that hypnotizes every aspect of life. This is just the way things go. However, ups and downs are in the very nature of life itself, and all of our relationships bring with them bad and good days. These also contribute to one’s growth and bring one closer together. At GABA Telepsychiatrists, we understand that supportive relationships nourish one’s mental health. Good mental health helps people connect to others, solve conflicts, and be emotionally close. 

Feeling lonely, misunderstood, having constant disputes, undergoing bad moods, or having other issues are common in relationships. Many times, these issues often stem from deep-rooted, unaddressed pain from past experiences, similar old learning models, dominance, or mental health issues (such as ADHD, depression, anxiety, or others). Sometimes, simple actions such as a hug, a call, or a meal shared help sustain healthy relationships. Sometimes, in the face of a relational problem, support is required to cope, and in certain cases, professional help is also necessary. Remember that seeking help does not mean a lack of strength but a genuine willingness to improve.

Keeping a good relationship is not a one-time act but a constant effort. If you are a relationship expert, couple consultant, coach, counselor, mental health consultant, certified parenting counselor, or a healthcare professional, or a person who has undergone or is undergoing relationship therapy, we encourage you to write for us about your real viewpoints.

We value writing that is reflective about addressing relationship problems or self-relationship while handling challenging situations, and improving communication, rebuilding relationships after loss (breakup, divorce, death of a dear one, or other life changes), or other delicate situations with the utmost care and respect. Your voice can be a light of hope and inspiration for others who are trying to overcome or help a companion through a difficult time in a relationship.