Integrated and Compassionate Counselling
Healing isn’t about becoming someone else. It’s about gently reconnecting with the parts of yourself that have been carrying too much for too long.
Healing begins with attention. Notice your body that holds your memories, the thoughts that replay old stories, the feelings that have been pushed to the edges. Naming them.. exhaustion, shame, fear, grief, guilt takes power away from their secrecy and begins to loosen their grip.
Gentleness is the method. You don’t force change; you invite it. Small practices keep the invitation simple. For example, pausing to breathe, placing a hand on your chest, allowing a feeling to be present without fixing it, saying to yourself, “I see you.” Over time, these small acts of kindness toward yourself create new patterns of safety. Isn’t that what we all want?
Reconnection is relational. It asks you to listen to the wise, wounded parts and to offer them what they needed but didn’t receive — comfort, boundaries, honest company. This might mean setting limits, asking for support, grieving losses that were never mourned, or learning to hold anger as a signal rather than a fault.
Integration, not erasure, is the goal. The experiences that shaped you remain part of your story, but they no longer run the show. As you reclaim capacity, you’ll find more space for curiosity, creativity, and steady presence. Healing doesn’t finish you; it steadies you so you can be fully who you already are.
Learn more about my approach here.
BOOK WITH DEEP KAUR
1:1 Counselling
Integrative counselling with Deep Kaur (MBACP) — blending Western and Eastern approaches.
What is Counselling?
Individual counselling offers a confidential, supportive space to explore what’s happening in your life and what you need moving forward. I work holistically, recognising that each person embodies a distinct blend of mind, body, and consciousness — and that lasting change often happens when we gently bring awareness to all three.
I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, and I work in line with the BACP Ethical Framework, prioritising safety, clarity, and respect throughout our work together. I can be found on the BACP register using my membership number 416092 for reassurance.
1:1 Session Format
Length: 50 minutes
Frequency: usually weekly (we agree on a regular time)
Format: online via Zoom or by telephone
Structure: open-ended (we review regularly and work at your pace)
Payment: £65 per session - (Reduced-fee spaces may occasionally be available. Please enquire for availability).
What Counselling Can Help With
People come to counselling for many reasons — including anxiety, low mood, stress and burnout, grief and loss, relationship difficulties, identity and self-esteem, trauma responses, life transitions, or feeling “stuck” in repeating patterns.
Counselling is not about being given a quick solution or being told what to do. It’s a relational process — a steady, collaborative space where we can make sense of your experiences, explore what’s beneath the surface, and develop insight and practical ways forward that feel aligned with you.
Couples Counselling
I offer couples counselling in a calm, supportive space where you can both feel heard and begin to understand each other more deeply. Together, we explore communication patterns, emotional needs, and how family, culture, and life experiences shape your relationship. We move beyond attachment styles formed in early development to examine how they influence current relational patterns. My approach is compassionate, culturally sensitive, and anti-oppressive; where meaningful to you, we can gently draw on Gurmat values to foster understanding, respect, and reconnection. Enquire/Book now to join the October 2026 waiting list.
Session Format
Length: 60–75 minutes
Frequency: Weekly or fortnightly, with flexibility as things progress
Format: Online via Zoom for both partners
Structure: Gentle check-in, explore patterns, build understanding, and agree on next steps
Payment: £88 (Payment is made per session and can be arranged between partners).
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In our short call, we’ll explore what has led you to seek counselling at this time, what you’re hoping for, and any questions you may have. This also allows us to gauge compatibility, as therapy is most effective when you feel safe, understood, and able to be yourself in the therapeutic relationship. If you’re new to therapy, it’s completely normal to feel unsure.
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If we decide to work together and agree on a weekly session time, I will take time to go through the policy and working agreement with you. We’ll cover everything you need to feel informed and comfortable — including confidentiality and its limits, boundaries, cancellations, fees, and what you can expect from the counselling process.
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Sessions are open-ended, allowing for a flexible and thorough exploration of your needs and goals. We work at a pace that feels supportive, reviewing progress together as we go.

