Jasmeen Malhi - breaking down barriers to support
Available Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings, and Saturdays.
Provisional Psychologist
I am a Registered Provisional Psychologist specializing in depression, anxiety, domestic violence and culturally sensitive therapy. My professional practice reflects my passion for community and giving back. With years of experience working with people from nearly every race, culture, and background, I’ve developed a strong commitment to breaking down barriers and creating an accessible space where my clients—especially those from marginalized groups—can focus on their mental health.
Who am I?
Specialties
While I can work with a variety of concerns as a generalist practitioner, below are some areas of specialty that I’ve received additional training in and am passionate about working with.
Anxiety
Depression
Domestic violence
Life transitions
Relationship concerns
Self-esteem concerns
Trauma and PTSD
Workplace stress
Services can be provided in Punjabi, Hindi or English
Qualifications
Master’s degree in Counselling Psychology from City University of Seattle
Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Biology from Concordia University of Edmonton
Certifications:
Health Literacy: The Cornerstone of Effective Communication Workshop with Alberta Health Services
Health Change Learning Series with Alberta Health Services
201 Indigenous Awareness with Indigenous Awareness Canada
301 Indigenous Peoples and Cultures Course with Indigenous Awareness Canada
Canadian Red Cross First Aid & CPR/AED level C expiration 2025-06-07
Over the past several years, I’ve become a passionate Edmonton Oilers fan. I ride the emotional rollercoaster that comes with being a devoted supporter and often find myself using the same emotional regulation strategies I teach my clients just to stay grounded during the games.
Outside of the hockey world, I’m also deeply passionate about giving back to the community—especially the Sikh community. While there has been important progress in breaking the stigma around mental health and increasing support for minority groups, there is still much more work to be done. I care deeply about this issue and am always open to conversations about how I can best support minority communities in accessing the help they need.