Simran Kaur

A psychotherapist and narrative practitioner, she is interested in the ways psychological experience is shaped by relationships, histories, identities, and the social worlds we inhabit. Her practice is informed by training in narrative practices, trauma and violence, and attachment, and by an ongoing engagement with questions of culture, marginalisation, and resistance. She works primarily with individuals at the intersection of identity and life transitions, queer and neurodivergent experiences, relational and family dynamics, grief and loss, experiences of intimate partner violence, and ways people negotiate belonging and difference. Alongside her clinical practice, her ongoing interests lie at the intersections of psychotherapy, critical thought, creative practice, and the ways people resist, survive, and reimagine the circumstances they find themselves in.