iety. It is a culturally, religiously and socially recognized union, between a man and a woman. This union establishes rights and obligations between spouses, their children and between their family (Olugbenga, 2018). The relationship between couples gets better as time goes by, incrementally day after day.

Conflict in a marriage is inevitable. Whenever two people get together and interact, their belief system and personal habits may be a cause of difference between them. They have to develop liking and understanding for each other.  Normally, in healthy relationships couples tend to accept and resolve conflict. However, a little thing, if not tackled properly, can slip into the relationship, can cause friction and separation between the couples. Marital conflict may lead to various personal, familial, physical, and psychological consequences, resulting in anxiety, depression, eating disorders, psychosomatic problems and many more issues (Manickam & Suhani, 2014, Singh & Dubey,2020,2021).

The present paper is a case study of a 32 years divorced female who was referred for psychological assessment and psychotherapy. She took Somatic Inkblot Test online (SIT) and the responses were interpreted using content analysis and psychoanalytic interpretation (Gilbert, 1977, Cassell & Dubey,2003, 2014, Dubey et al, 2019, Shafer, 1954).

The Case:

The client, a 32-year-old, female, undergraduate, recently divorced from her husband of 10 year. She has had troubled relationships with her past boyfriends. She was also having a tense relationship with her father. She has consulted a psychiatrist who diagnosed her with a case of anxiety with mild depression. She has been to two therapists for psychotherapy with no improvement. The Somatic Imagery Test was administered online to unders