🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates · online video sessions

Indian therapist for Sharjah

Online therapy for Indians and South Asians in Sharjah. Culturally-informed sessions with a psychologist who understands the specific weight of family, marriage, and identity across cultures.

Late evening slots work well if you commute into Dubai. Sessions run in English, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu.

Psychologist + Executive CoachCBT · DBT · SFBT · REBTM.A. Psychology
Komel Kaur, Indian psychologist working online with clients in Sharjah

Komel Kaur

Psychologist + Executive Coach

  • M.A. Psychology

    CBT and DBT trained psychologist

  • 5 languages

    English, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, Kashmiri

  • 60-minute sessions

    Online video, times shown on your own clock

  • No payment to request

    Ask for a time first, pay once it is confirmed

Komel Kaur

Reviewed by Komel Kaur, psychologist and executive coach, M.A. Psychology

Last reviewed 20 August 2026

What people here rarely say out loud

These come up late in a first session, usually after the practical problem has been described.

Living close together and still alone

Shared buildings, shared community, shared expectations, and very little privacy. People come wanting space that belongs only to them without insulting anyone.

Family decisions made for you

Money, marriage and schooling are frequently settled by relatives here and abroad. The work is reclaiming the decisions without a rupture.

Kids caught between rules

Children navigate one rulebook at school and another at home, and often meet comments about both. Parent sessions cover how to hear them properly.

More on these: racism and bullying, boundaries with family, a relationship you cannot tell family about, and building a support system abroad.

What clients in Sharjah bring to sessions

Many Indian families in Sharjah run the hardest version of Gulf life: rent here, work in Dubai, two hours of commuting a day, and very little space left for yourself. Financial pressure and exhaustion often show up long before anyone calls it a mental health issue.

  • ·Commute exhaustion and no time for yourself
  • ·Money stress and supporting family in India
  • ·Marriage friction when both partners are depleted
  • ·Guilt about not being present with your children
  • ·Anxiety about school fees and the future

Time zone

GST (UTC+4)

Late evening slots work well if you commute into Dubai.

Sessions in

English, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu

Format

Online video

Confidential, secure

Meeting from anywhere in Sharjah

Sessions are online, so you can meet from home in Al Nahda, Muweilah, or Al Majaz instead of adding another commute.

Not sure where to start?

Take a free, clinician-validated self-test. Your results come with plain-language interpretation - and you decide what to do next.

Read more about what we work on

Ready when you are

Pick a session and a time that suits you in Sharjah, then send the request. Nothing is paid until Komel confirms the slot.

How it works

Three steps, about five minutes.

No waiting list, no phone tag, no chasing a reply. You can have a time requested before you close this page, and nothing is paid until it is confirmed.

Komel Kaur at her desk, framed by her framed qualifications

01

Pick a session and a time

Choose the session you want and a slot that suits you. Times are shown on your own clock, and evening slots are open.

02

Request it, no payment yet

Leave a few details and send the request. The slot is held for you while Komel confirms she is the right fit.

03

Confirm and get your Meet link

Komel sends a payment link for that session. Once it is paid, the Google Meet link lands in your inbox.

From the practice

What Komel writes about, week to week.

When this is not the right fit

Komel is a psychologist and executive coach based in the UAE, working online worldwide. Sessions are private and self-funded, and cannot be claimed on local insurance or used for legal, medical or workplace reports. She does not prescribe or manage medication.

This is not an emergency service. If you are in immediate danger, use a local crisis line rather than a booking request. Her credentials and training and the full scope of practice are published.