About Guneeta Singh, LCSW
Supporting Couples Beyond the Ceremony
Guneeta offers thoughtful, trauma-informed support for individuals, couples, and small groups seeking greater steadiness, connection, and clarity in their lives and relationships. She works one-on-one, with couples, and with groups of people in a safe, supportive space designed to foster meaningful exploration and growth.
As an immigrant from India, Guneeta brings a deeply multicultural lens to her practice and offers services in English, Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi. Her approach is shaped by both professional training and lived experience, grounded in respect for cultural context, nervous system awareness, and relational care.
With over 14 years of experience, Guneeta has supported individuals through a wide range of complex life experiences. She understands how stress and life transitions can affect the nervous system and relationships—especially during meaningful milestones such as marriage. Her work supports nervous system regulation during heavier life stressors, creating space for greater calm, ease, and joy to naturally emerge.
For those who wish to experience this work in a more immersive setting, Guneeta also offers retreats—often for couples, wedding parties, families, or groups—designed to support connection, regulation, and intentional beginnings.
Across all settings, Guneeta’s approach is collaborative, body-centered, and non-judgmental. She creates spaces where people can slow down, reconnect with themselves and one another, and access the wisdom already held within them—so relationships and life transitions are met with presence, intention, and care.
Education
University of Pennsylvania
I completed my master's degree at the University of Pennsylvania, where I gained invaluable knowledge through my first internship working with refugees. This experience deepened my understanding of trauma and resilience. Additionally, my training at Counseling and Psychological Services at the University of Pennsylvania provided me with a wealth of knowledge and practical skills that continue to inform my therapeutic practice.
Clayton State University
I completed my undergraduate degree in Psychology and Human Services at Clayton State University, and I cherish the memories of my time as a student there. It was through my curiosity and the invaluable support of the faculty that I discovered what aspects of the work truly resonated with me. I realized that I had a passion for providing direct services, particularly in the realm of trauma and the healing journey that accompanies it. This exploration laid the foundation for my commitment to helping others navigate their experiences and find pathways to healing.
