A distinguished psychotherapist and social worker with over ten years of experience, dedicated to guiding individuals towards emotional and mental balance. Holding a Bachelor and Master of Social Work from Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), Gurkiran is currently enriching her expertise by pursuing an Ed.D. in Social Justice Education. Her educational journey is a testament to her commitment to inclusive and equitable therapy practices.

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Gurkiran's proficiency extends to trauma-informed counseling, where she adeptly navigates the delicate process of healing and recovery. She is well-versed in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), methodologies renowned for their effectiveness in addressing a variety of mental health challenges. Further highlighting her diverse skill set, Gurkiran has advanced training in post-Bariatric care and obesity management, accredited by the Obesity Nursing Board (OBN). This specialization equips her to support clients through complex physical and emotional transformations, fostering a holistic approach to well-being.

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In her practice, Gurkiran places a significant emphasis on understanding the complexities of racial identities, offering a POC-informed approach that resonates deeply with individuals from diverse backgrounds. This sensitivity and awareness make her an ideal therapist for clients grappling with issues related to identity, culture, and racial experiences.

Gurkiran's comprehensive knowledge and empathetic approach make her uniquely qualified to assist clients in finding balance. Whether navigating personal traumas, exploring cognitive patterns, managing physical and emotional health, or confronting racial identity complexities, Gurkiran offers a safe, understanding space for clients to embark on their journey towards equilibrium and well-being.