Certified Relationship Therapist

Prakash works with individuals, couples, and families because relational difficulties rarely exist at only one level. The same dynamics that affect a relationship with a partner often influence family relationships, friendships, and the way a person relates to themselves. This understanding forms the foundation of Moksha Relational Therapy.

His approach is attachment-informed and draws primarily on Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), attachment theory, family systems thinking, and trauma-informed practice. The work combines understanding — making sense of how difficulties developed and why — with new emotional and relational experiences in the session itself, because understanding alone rarely creates lasting change.

Clients often seek support for:

• Relationship conflict and communication difficulties
• Emotional distance, trust issues, and recovery after infidelity
• Family conflict and parent–child relationship challenges
• Anxiety, stress, and life transitions affecting relationships
• Cultural, migration, and intergenerational relationship tensions
• Premarital counselling and relationship preparation

Having grown up in Nepal and worked with individuals, couples, and families in Australia since 2019, Prakash understands relationships, family, identity, and belonging across different cultural contexts. This is particularly relevant for multicultural, migrant, and bicultural individuals, couples, and families.

The goal of the work is not simply insight. It is to combine understanding with new emotional and relational experiences that make lasting change possible. When both are present, lasting change becomes more available.

Sessions are available in English, Hindi, and Nepali, both in person in Canberra and online across Australia.