Ms. Jasprit Kaur

Trauma-Informed Therapist | Relational & Somatic Practitioner | Queer-Affirmative Mental Health Professional

English | Hindi

About Ms. Jasprit Kaur

Ms. Jasprit Kaur holds an M.Sc. in Counselling Psychology. She is a trauma-informed therapist who believes that the quality of one’s relationship with oneself quietly shapes how we relate, cope, choose and live. Rather than viewing distress as something that needs fixing.

Jasprit understands emotional patterns, defences and relational struggles as adaptations that once served a purpose and now deserve curiosity and care. She moves away from “What is wrong with you” to “what happened to you”.

At the heart of her practice is the therapeutic relationship. Jasprit works relationally, paying close attention to how past experiences particularly neglect, trauma and attachment wounds continue to show up in the present. Her sessions are insight-driven, reflective, and intentionally paced,allowing clients the space to move inward, understand root causes, and grow at a rhythm that feels safe and sustainable.

She brings a strong psycho-social lens to therapy, integrating each client’s unique social context, identity, relationships, and life challenges into the therapeutic process. Her role, as she sees it, is not to direct or impose,but to walk alongside as a steady, supportive presence.

Her therapeutic work combines talk therapy with somatic awareness, allowing clients to gently reconnect with their bodies, emotions, and inner signals. The work is often deep and slower by design, focused on insight, emotional safety, and long-term integration rather than quick fixes.

Qualifications

  • M.Sc. in Counselling Psychology
  • Certificate in Queer Affirmative Practise
  • Certificate in Trauma Informed Care (TISS)

Therapeutic Orientation

Jasprit uses a trauma-informed, relational, and integrative approach, drawing from:

  • Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
  • Trauma Focused Practise
  • Somatic Psychotherapy or Body based Approaches
  • Somatosensory approaches
  • Cognitive Analytical Therapy
  • Parts- work (Internal Family System informed)

Areas of Focus

Trauma & Early Life Experiences
Childhood Adverse Experiences • Attachment Trauma • Complex Trauma (C-PTSD) • Developmental Trauma • Sexual Abuse • Dissociation • Self-Harm Recovery

Emotional Dysregulation, Burnout & Chronic Stress
Emotional Reactivity • Shutdowns • Chronic Stress • Burnout • Survival-Mode Living • Imposter Syndrome • Self-Worth & Self-Esteem Difficulties

Family & Relational Patterns
Dysfunctional Family Dynamics • Abandonment & Rejection Themes • Communication Difficulties • Boundary Challenges

Therapy Style (in her words)

“We can define what our path in therapy looks like.

I believe clients already carry wisdom within them. My role is not to lead their life, but to support their process, hold space for insight, and walk alongside them as they choose what growth means for them.

Healing doesn’t need to be rushed. It needs to feel safe.”