Kiran is a Registered Provisional Psychologist offering culturally responsive, heart-centered, trauma-informed therapy for individuals, couples, and families.

With a strong academic foundation in Human Ecology (MSc), where she focused her research on intimate relationships and family dynamics, Kiran brings both scientific insight and clinical skill to her work with couples. Her deep passion for relationship wellness is reflected in her training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy (L1) and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFIT & EFFT)—two of the most evidence-based modalities for couples therapy. She helps partners improve communication, rebuild trust, strengthen emotional bonds, and navigate conflict effectively. Her work is grounded in attachment theory and compassion-focused practices, supporting couples and families in creating deeper, more secure, and resilient connections.

Kiran holds a Perinatal Mental Health Certification (PMH-C) and offers specialized, evidence-based support for individuals navigating pregnancy, postpartum mental health challenges, birth trauma, and the transition to parenthood. She is passionate about helping clients feel grounded, supported, and empowered throughout the perinatal period.

Kiran’s practice also supports clients navigating anxiety, depression, stress, relationship challenges, life transitions, identity exploration, and intergenerational trauma. She blends her academic background in Human Ecology (MSc) and Counselling (MC) with a warm, individualized approach grounded in the latest psychological research and best practices.

Kiran began her career in the non-profit and academic sectors, where she supported community-based initiatives and contributed to research focused on relationships and well-being. These experiences continue to shape her values as a therapist—rooted in equity, empathy, and a deep commitment to emotional healing. She is passionate about helping others reconnect with themselves and their relationships in meaningful, lasting ways.

Kiran provides therapy services in English and Punjabi and is proud to identify as a first-generation Canadian. Kiran is confident in providing support to those who also practice the Sikh faith.

Outside of the office, Kiran enjoys spending time with her husband and toddler, watching the Edmonton Oilers win and tending to her large collection of over 50 (!) houseplants! Some of which are featured in the therapy space.