About the Podcast
Salty Sweet: The Healing Podcast for Couples on the Brink
Real couples during the real work. No script, and no guarantees.
Every season, Salty Sweet follows one couple through their process with somatic coach and Relational Life Therapy practitioner Dr. Pavini Moray, as they fight for love, intimacy and to grow up. Two people choosing whether to stay in the room, and the relationship, with each other.
You'll hear the arguments that go nowhere and the ones that finally break something open, the silence that says more than words, the slow work of rebuilding trust from the inside while the outcome stays genuinely unknown until the last episode.
Pavini has spent over fifteen years working with couples in crisis by identifying the patterns and dynamics keeping them stuck. Salty Sweet brings that room to you: the mess, the tenderness, the reckoning. Each season is a new couple, a new fight, a new question of whether love can hold.
Every season, Salty Sweet follows one couple through their process with somatic coach and Relational Life Therapy practitioner Dr. Pavini Moray, as they fight for love, intimacy and to grow up. Two people choosing whether to stay in the room, and the relationship, with each other.
You'll hear the arguments that go nowhere and the ones that finally break something open, the silence that says more than words, the slow work of rebuilding trust from the inside while the outcome stays genuinely unknown until the last episode.
Pavini has spent over fifteen years working with couples in crisis by identifying the patterns and dynamics keeping them stuck. Salty Sweet brings that room to you: the mess, the tenderness, the reckoning. Each season is a new couple, a new fight, a new question of whether love can hold.
About your host
Pavini Moray
Dr. Pavini Moray (they/them) is a somatic couples coach and Relational Life Therapy practitioner based in San Francisco, with a PhD in Somatic Psychology. Pavini is trained in Strozzi Somatics, generative somatics, Somatic Experiencing and Sexological Bodywork. They bring over fifteen years of experience working with couples on attachment, sexual disconnection, betrayal recovery, and power in relationship. They are the author of How to Hold Power (Penguin Random House, 2023) and Tending the Bones (North Atlantic Books, 2025), and they work with couples through intensives, ongoing 1:1 coaching, and online courses. Pavini is queer and nonbinary, and their approach is trauma-informed, consent-centered, and explicitly affirming of LGBTQIA+, kink, polyamorous, and BIPoC clients. Their work centers the body as the entry point for lasting relational change, helping partners move out of disconnection and into real intimacy.
Learn more at www.pavinimoray.com
Learn more at www.pavinimoray.com