Ask Kajal something
This page is for questions that are not a booking: general enquiries, professional referrals, media and speaking requests, and collaborations.
Which page you probably want
If you are considering working with Kajal
A free twenty-minute Discovery Call answers far more than a form can, and it costs nothing. You do not need to know what you need before you take it.
If you need to ask something else
Use the form below. It reaches Kajal directly. You are also welcome to use it if you have looked at the ways of working and are genuinely unsure which one to ask about.
Send an enquiry
A few sentences is plenty. Please do not write out your relationship history, medical details or anything you would consider highly sensitive: a web form is not the right place for it, and it is not needed in order to reply to you. There will be time for the detail in a session, where it can be held properly.
Only the information required to answer you is collected. Enquiring never places you on a mailing list; if you would like occasional reading by email, that is a separate and entirely optional choice on the form, and you will be asked to confirm it by email before anything is sent.
Professional referrals, media and collaboration
Solicitors, mediators, general practitioners, counsellors and employee support services are welcome to refer clients for relationship coaching, whether the person is attending alone or with a partner. Please choose “Professional referral” on the form and describe the reason only in general terms.
Please do not send client records, case files or third-party personal information through this form. Once contact is established, Kajal will confirm a secure route for anything that genuinely needs to be shared, along with the consent required for it. Work here does not include legal advice, expert reports, court-directed assessment or safeguarding investigation.
Journalists, podcast hosts, event organisers and practitioners proposing a collaboration are also welcome to write. Please say briefly what you have in mind, the audience and any date you are working towards.
If it would help to understand the approach first, the method and the ways of working are both set out in plain terms.