Swati Mukherjee spent over 15 years in HR and psychology before she noticed something too consistent to be a coincidence: the same conversation kept repeating itself, whether she was sitting across from an employee handing in their notice or a couple sitting across from each other in silence. People weren't leaving jobs. They weren't leaving marriages, either. They were leaving relationships that had never been built properly in the first place.

That observation became the foundation of her practice. Swati is now an ICF-certified Relationship Coach and Corporate Trainer, working with couples standing at the edge of separation and with people managers and teams inside organisations — helping both find the pattern underneath the problem before it becomes a resignation, or a goodbye.

Her approach is structured, not soft: a psychology-backed framework for rebuilding trust, interrupting old patterns, and having the honest conversation that's usually being avoided — paired with an eye for language and story that comes from her other life as a writer and poet. She is an Executive Contributor at Brainz Magazine, and her work continues through Proximity, her newsletter on the relational side of work, and her podcast, Relationship Ironies of the World We Live In.