Shabina Kauser, NCPS

Shabina Kauser is a UK-based NCPS credentialed professional with three years of experience supporting people through relationship difficulties, family conflicts, grief and loss, and challenges with self-esteem and confidence. She creates an open, nonjudgmental space where clients can explore thoughts and feelings and take steps toward a more fulfilling life. Her practice emphasizes cultural sensitivity and an understanding of generational patterns that often shape family dynamics and personal expectations.

Before qualifying as a therapist, she worked extensively within the Urdu-speaking community and uses spoken Urdu to help clients articulate and navigate internal struggles; she is fluent in spoken Urdu while describing her reading and writing level in the language as intermediate or basic. She is also fluent in Punjabi for spoken communication, though she does not read or write Punjabi. This linguistic and cultural familiarity helps her address issues common to people from the subcontinent, including parental expectations, tradition-driven constraints, and the long-term impacts of historical and social experiences.

Shabina has worked with clients from Asia and the Far East and understands how collectivist values and strong religious or traditional frameworks can affect autonomy, emotional expression, and psychological independence. Raised in a multicultural environment, she brings that background into therapy to help clients balance respect for cultural values with personal growth. She is accepting new clients and works with international clients as well.