The pattern is the same. Only the person changes.
Relationship problems are rarely about the other person. They are about the patterns each person brings. MTP™ works on the pattern.
Every person brings their history into the room. The attachment patterns formed in the first relationships — with caregivers, in early family — become the template for every subsequent relationship. Not because we choose them, but because they are the only template available. The pattern is not a flaw. It was adaptive. The question is whether it is still serving you.
The same argument that has no resolution
Emotional reactivity disproportionate to the situation
Patterns of abandonment fear, control, or emotional withdrawal
Attraction to unavailable people
Inability to allow intimacy despite wanting it
Relationships that start well and follow the same arc to breakdown
Attachment patterns are formed in the pre-verbal stage of development — before language, before conscious memory. They are stored as felt senses, emotional responses, and body reactions — not as retrievable memories. Trance accesses this pre-verbal material. The pattern can be examined, understood, and changed at the level where it lives.
Peer-reviewed evidence supporting MTP-aligned interventions for Relationship Problems.
"Psychotherapy for relational difficulties showed significant improvements in relationship satisfaction, conflict resolution, and attachment security across multiple meta-analyses."
Johnson et al., multiple Journal of Marital and Family Therapy studies"Hypnotherapy for relationship concerns including intimacy, sexual difficulties, and communication showed positive outcomes in clinical case series."
Multiple reviews, International Journal of Clinical HypnosisMTP™ is a complementary intervention. It does not replace medical assessment or treatment. Dr. Maruti Sharma works collaboratively with medical professionals where appropriate.
Good fit
Recurring relational patterns that follow the same arc regardless of partner
Fear of abandonment or engulfment that damages relationships
Inability to allow intimacy despite genuine desire for connection
Relationships that are not working and whose dynamic you want to understand
Not the right fit
Active domestic violence situations requiring immediate safety planning
Couples where one partner has no genuine engagement with change
Is this couples therapy? +
It can be. Dr. Maruti Sharma works with individuals who have relational concerns and with couples directly. The primary focus is the individual's pattern — which changes the relational dynamic regardless of whether the partner participates.
My partner will not come. Can I still do this work? +
Yes. Individual work on relational patterns changes the dynamic — because the dynamic is partly determined by what you bring. You do not need your partner's participation to change your own pattern.
The person across from you is not the pattern. You brought the pattern. Let's look at it together.
Every engagement begins with a conversation. No commitment. No pressure. Just an honest exchange to understand whether this is right for you.
Dr. Maruti Sharma · RCI Reg. A100310 · Clinical Psychologist · 25+ years · 100+ countries