About Our Clinic
Our Model
Managed by psychotherapists
Our psychotherapy clinic in Toronto was founded and is managed by psychotherapists. Our managing psychotherapists receive your request and expertly match you to one of our therapists. This model allows us to connect you with a therapist whose experience and approach best fit your specific needs. We match you based on:
Type of therapy most appropriate for your concern
Your insurance coverage
Our knowledge of our therapists
One Clinic
Our model strives to ensure that clients can feel comfortable and taken care of under our clinic umbrella, attending individual therapy with one of our therapists, and couples therapy with another.
To ensure this we offer comprehensive types and modalities of therapy:
Regulated Professionals
Our team of therapists are regulated, highly qualified, and experienced.
Their training and experience are all specific to therapy ethics, techniques, and practice. Their skills and training ensure our clinic is able to provide evidence-based and ethical best practice.
Registered Social Workers
Our Values
Inclusive Therapists and Advocates
We Welcome LGBTQIA2S
Anti-Oppressive and Anti-Racism Frameworks
Continued education to uphold these frameworks
Committed to expanding our resources
our approach
Trauma-Informed
Client-Centred
Empathic
Supportive
Compassionate
Strengths-Based
Accessibility
Our office is located on the second floor with a set of stairs.
We offer phone and video sessions for those who are not physically able to access our space.
Please contact us with your queries and concerns and we will do our best to accommodate
Land
Acknowledgement
We recognize and respect that our clinic is situated on the traditional and enduring territories of: the Anishinabewaki ᐊᓂᔑᓈᐯᐗᑭ, the Huron-Wendat and the Haudenosaunee.
We give thanks to the original caretakers and occupants of this land for allowing us to live and work on their traditional territory. Covered by the Dish With One Spoon Wampum Belt Covenant and more recently Treaty 13, Tkoronto is the meeting place and home to many Indigenous peoples.