Eshmit Kaur is a Birmingham-based integrative therapist with extensive experience supporting children and young people through creative, body-based, and trauma-informed approaches. Rooted in Sikh ethos and guided by principles of honesty, non-judgement, and spiritual presence, Eshmit offers a safe, expressive space for healing and growth.
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Eshmit offers therapy in English, Punjabi, and Hindi, and is currently undertaking advanced training in Integrative Embodied Psychotherapy. She is a published author in the SAGE journal Dramatherapy and provides free 15-minute consultations to help families explore therapeutic fit.
Simranjeet offers therapy in English, Punjabi, and Hindi, allowing clients to express themselves in the language they feel most comfortable with.
Yes, sessions are available via online video calls, phone, or in-person at the Central Birmingham clinic. Clients can choose what suits them best.
Absolutely. A 15-minute introductory call is offered to help you understand the therapist’s approach and ask any initial questions before committing to a session.
Simranjeet practices Integrative Embodied Therapy, combining drama therapy, somatic work, creative play, and mindfulness. The therapy is adapted to suit individual needs.