Kiranjot Jhajj is currently a clinical psychology practicum student at Repose Wellness, under the supervision of Jaclyn Browne. She is accepting referrals for psychological assessments and mental health support for children and adolescents.

In her work with assessments and intervention, Kiranjot is dedicated to taking a strengths -based approach that supports children and their families in better understanding the challenges they face and empowers them to leverage the child's strengths to help them excel. Kiranjot is committed to integrating a neurodiversity and culturally affirming lens, as well as adopting an anti-oppressive approach in her work with families. She values collaborating closely with families, as well as with other professionals involved in the child’s life, to best support the child’s needs.  Regarding therapeutic approaches, Kiranjot aims to integrate Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) alongside third-wave CBT modalities (such as Dialectical Behaviour Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), as well as family work and play therapy, to support the child and their family in a way that best fits their unique circumstances.

Kiranjot is a student in the Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) program at Memorial University of Newfoundland. She has previously completed her Bachelor and Master of Science in Psychology at the University of Northern British Columbia.  As a PsyD student, Kiranjot has gained experience working with both adults and children in therapy and conducting assessments for various neurodevelopmental disorders. She is passionate about advocating for equity and justice in her work, as well as cultivating wellness for her clients in a way that resonates with them.