Kamaljit has spent her life at the intersections—Punjabi and English, brown and white, art and science, small-town farming and big-city IT. Living in these liminal spaces has shaped her into someone deeply attuned to the emotions, ideas, and conversations often overlooked by others.
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After the loss of her father and her own health struggles, Kamal left a corporate IT career to embark on a journey of healing. Today, she integrates her lived experience into her work as a student in spiritual care and psychotherapy, supporting clients with compassion and insight.

She holds a Master’s in Theological Studies and a Bachelor’s in Computer Science and is currently completing a Master’s in Psycho-Spiritual Care through a dharmic lens. As a neurodivergent thinker, Kamal has a keen ability to notice the delicate and unspoken. Her mind thrives on meaning and connection, while her emotional embodiment allows her to sit with grief in a way that honours its complexity.