Dr Darshan Kaur- Clinical Psychologist

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I am a HCPC registered Clinical Psychologist working in West London and Berkshire, providing psychological therapies to enhance emotional/psychological well- being.

This book carries my entire journey.The moments of deepest pain. The hope. The wisdom that changed my life. The practice...
18/03/2026

This book carries my entire journey.

The moments of deepest pain. The hope. The wisdom that changed my life. The practice that continues to transform me.

It is for those who are married, or not. For those who want to walk a path of practical spirituality. Who are longing for real transformation, and a deeper connection to the Divine.

And it is not finished. The journey continues, with every breath.

The Path Back to Love is available now for pre-order

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MarriageAndSpirituality ConsciousRelationships Simran InnerWork HealingJourney SikhWomen Sikhi Presence DivineLove

VaheguruThe search for love begins outside of the self, but as we move through life our experiences of love, loss, heart...
10/03/2026

Vaheguru

The search for love begins outside of the self, but as we move through life our experiences of love, loss, heartbreak, suffering draw us inward again and again till the realisation happens that the love we were seeking was always inside of us.

Sabh kish ghar meh bahar nahi
Everything can be found within the home of the Self

Reflections from new book: ‘The path to love’

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The Path Back to Love 🤍Marriage, Presence, and Returning HomeEight months in the making. Finally here.This book is for a...
03/03/2026

The Path Back to Love 🤍

Marriage, Presence, and Returning Home

Eight months in the making. Finally here.

This book is for anyone who has ever felt lost inside their marriage and longed for something deeper. It weaves together lived experience, the science of the nervous system, and the transformative power of Simran to offer a completely different way of seeing your relationship, yourself, and the love already within you.

While marriage is the lens, this book speaks to anyone on a path of inner awakening..anyone longing to feel more present, more peaceful, and more at home within themselves.

Pre-orders are now open. Link in bio. 🤍

“Simply beautiful, life affirming, humbling, hopeful and liberating.”
“It was like a meditation.”
“I want to buy it for ALL my friends and family to liberate them.”
— Early readers

25/02/2026

Vaheguru

The book is done🤍

Returning Home: Marriage, Presence, and the Path Back to Love has been sent to its first readers this week, and it’s coming to Amazon at the end of April.

But if you want to be among the very first to receive a copy, and spend four days in community, in Simran, and in reflection, we have a very small number of places remaining at our April retreat.
Sikh Meditation & Conscious Living Retreat
📍 Wales
📅 9–12 April 2026
This retreat is for you if you’re longing for something deeper. If your relationships, your marriage, your family, your inner life, are calling you inward. If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to step away and return to yourself.

The book will be there. I will be there. And so will a Sangat of people walking the same path.

Link in bio to book your place. DM me with any questions. 🤍

How can we walk that path of love within us?Gurbani tells us that there are two paths within us.One is driven by fear, e...
14/02/2026

How can we walk that path of love within us?

Gurbani tells us that there are two paths within us.

One is driven by fear, ego, reaction, conditioning.
The other is anchored in Love

Most of us don’t struggle because we lack love.
We struggle because our attention is scattered.

When attention fragments, the mind sleeps.
And when the mind sleeps, fear leads.

But when attention gathers,
in remembrance, in Simran, in the Guru’s Mantar —
it rises above the restless, the heavy, even the subtly attached states of mind.

And something quiet opens.

Not a new love.
The love that was always there.

Prem Bhagti is not escape from the world.
It is loving devotion lived within it.

Walking deeper into relationship with our Divine Mother and Father, Nirgun…the subtle, formless, through meditation.

And embodying that relationship in Sargun…every face, every being, every encounter in this material realm

This path is not learned.

It is remembered.

Vahe-Guru Vahe-Guru Vahe-Guru

11/02/2026

The book is on its way

Not on the timeline I first imagined, but but I’m learning that some offerings can’t be rushed without losing their essence. The final touches are taking a little longer than first envisaged. When there’s more to share, you’ll be the first to hear 🤍

In the meantime, if you’d like to sit together in practice and reflection, you’re warmly welcome to join the Sikh Spirituality Network Telegram space and WhatsApp group, with sessions you can tune into on:
• Sunday morning
• Monday morning
• Sunday evening
(DM me me for links)

This is where the living work continues.
When the book arrives, you’ll be even more ready for it.

Grateful for your patience and presence 🤍

Thank you for your messages and gentle check-ins. They’ve been deeply felt.

Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh 🙏As we move closer to April, we wanted to gently share that registrations fo...
10/02/2026

Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh 🙏

As we move closer to April, we wanted to gently share that registrations for our Meditation & Conscious Living Retreat are now in their final weeks.

This four-day residential retreat in Wales offers a space to slow down, reconnect, and explore how Sikh wisdom, meditation and conscious living can enhance our relationship within ourselves and our loved ones.

Rooted in Simran and Gurbani, and informed by psychology and nervous-system awareness, this retreat is an invitation to return, again and again, to the love, clarity and steadiness already within us.

✨ Guided meditation & Gurbani reflection
✨ Conscious relationship & family-life talks
✨ Children’s sessions supporting emotional resilience
✨ Time for rest, nature & sangat

This is our second and final wave of registrations.
Spaces are now limited, and applications close 6th March.

If you’ve been feeling the pull towards this space, we invite you to listen to it.

📍 Wales
🗓 9–12 April 2026
🔗 Full details & registration via link in bio

With Guru’s kirpa, we look forward to gathering together.

I sit with people every day.And so often, beneath full lives and busy routines, there is a quiet knowing that there is m...
29/01/2026

I sit with people every day.
And so often, beneath full lives and busy routines, there is a quiet knowing
that there is more to life than simply living.

“Pehī parāpat mānukh dehurīā,
Gobind milan kī ih terī barīā.”
This precious human body has been given to you
This is your turn to meet the Lord of the universe

They carry a longing to walk more deeply, more consciously, on the Sikh spiritual path.
To not just believe, but to experience.

A longing to explore the spiritual dimension of life.
The true journey of consciousness.
Of mind.
Of Jot moving through this world.

This retreat is an offering for those who feel that call,
not to escape life, but to live it awake, rooted in Gurbani, Simran, and Sangat.

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My story

My name is Darshan Kaur and I am a Clinical Psychologist working in West London and Berkshire. I am trained to work with adults and children with a range of mental health difficulties, and I have been working in the NHS since 2014.

I am a mother of two young children, and I am a Sikh from an Asian Indian Background. This very much informs my work; becoming a mother has made me even more passionate about supporting positive mental health in parents and children, and I feel that my ethnic background gives me special insight into issues around how members of my community may make sense of their mental health difficulties, how others respond to mental health concerns, and the process of seeking help.

My experience

I completed my Doctorate at UCL in 2014, and since this time have been working in the NHS with adults and teenagers with chronic health problems. I worked in the Spinal Injuries Centre, Stoke Mandeville Hospital and in the Diabetes Centre and Chronic pain Service at Buckinghamshire NHS trust.