Praachint Kour

I’m , an early career therapist and researcher based in Pune, India. I currently work in a remote setting as psychotherapist in private practice, and I’m engaged in research projects exploring themes of motherhood, rage, and loneliness. At the heart of both my clinical and research work is the belief in the power of holding, where I strive to create spaces where complexity is met with care, reflection, and meaning-making. I’m drawn to the intricacies of the human psyche and experiences, that often sit in between moments of uncertainty, stuckness, tenderness or pain. My own lived experience fostered a deep curiosity about mental health, which continues to shape my practice. I work from an insight-oriented and attachment-based lens, with an emphasis on the relational depth that emerges in the therapy room. Together with my clients, I seek to build a space where we explore values, beliefs, emotional histories, and the self in relation to others.