Therapists in Toronto

Dr. Ben Williams
Dr. Ben Williams
I have worked with individuals dealing with a broad range of concerns for over 15 years. This includes periodic difficulties (e.g. depression, anxiety, addiction, and insomnia), and more persistent concerns (e.g. maladaptive coping, relationship difficulties, and low self-esteem).
I use a flexible approach drawing on training and experience in a number of theoretical orientations including: mindfulness-based, cognitive behavioral, psychodynamic, and humanistic therapy. I work with clients to establish meaningful and concrete therapeutic goals that form the basis for monitoring progress.

Jeffery Driscoll (Qualifying)
Jeffery Driscoll (Qualifying)
I use an integrated approach that combines psychodynamic insight with skill based pta gives such as DBT and CBT grounded in mindfulness. I help couples through Emotion Focused Therapy.

Jamieson Eakin
Jamieson Eakin
My therapy offers a safe space to explore your concerns from depression, anxiety, fulfillment, motivation, substance use, sexuality, gender, neurodivergence, learning challenges, disability, creativity, relationships and others. Sessions use a combination of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Social Constructivist and Somatic and Mindful approaches to get to your unique story, and make you the author of your own story.

Morgan Mackenzie
Morgan Mackenzie
I specialize in empowering young adults in their late teens, 20s, and 30s reclaim confidence, happiness, and fulfillment, despite the challenges of low self-esteem, anxiety, and relationship struggles.
If you struggle with feeling that you are not enough, thinking that something is wrong with you, self-criticism when you don’t meet impossible standards, constant comparison that leaves you feeling “less than”, or the debilitating need for external validation, approval, and desire to please others even it its at your own expense, I would love to play a part in helping you get to the root cause of your concerns and equip you with the knowledge and tools needed for lasting positive change.

Lydia Charak
Lydia Charak
You’ve been struggling for far too long. Feeling down, irritable, stressed, drained of physical, emotional and creative energy or just plain stuck seems to be your new normal and you’re tired of it. Something isn’t right and hasn’t been right for a while and you don’t want to burden your loved ones any more with your problems. Your relationships and work life are suffering, and you just want everything to be OK. Together we’ll compassionately explore what’s going on through an intuitive, fluid blend of Talk Therapy, Compassionate Inquiry and the Expressive Arts to get your life back on track.

D’Arcy McCabe
D’Arcy McCabe
I enjoy working with men who are interested in their own personal growth and wellbeing.
I provide a safe and non-judgmental space where men can explore and gain further insight into their thoughts, feelings, sensations, and behaviours. My clients may be struggling with feelings of depression, anxiety, anger and irritability, low self esteem, or are having difficulties with assertiveness. They may also be struggling with a lack of clarity or sense of meaning and purpose in their lives, or are adjusting due to major life changes.
I try to help men break free from unhelpful patterns and sterotypes by discussing coping strategies and connecting them with their values, creativity, sense of humour, and what is most meaningful to them.

Mathew Thomas
Mathew Thomas
I offer the following specialties developed over 17 years of practice with diverse populations: Integrative psychotherapy to deal with long-term depression, anger and anxiety. Healing for and recovery from childhood trauma, divorce, relationship therapy, couple therapy, addiction and continuing care. I do detailed initial assessments collaboratively to determine the scope for short and long-term therapy for you. You are assured of my support, utmost respect and confidentiality. My caring and compassionate nature will enhance our partnership in therapy. I am also an approved clinical supervisor under CRPO. I welcome qualifying psychotherapists and graduate students for supervision and mentoring.

Michael Sa’d
Michael Sa’d
I am an experienced Registered Social Worker, specializing in individuals, couples, family counselling and psychotherapy. I am committed to providing compassion, understanding, and support to help you through difficult life transitions. I am trained in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Counselling (SFT), and Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR). I am a Certified Solution-Focused Therapist (CSFT). I work with individuals of various backgrounds, across life cycles, and transitions. I have worked with clients in professional settings such as at a counselling centre at a post-secondary institution, the Centre for Addictions and Mental Health (CAMH), Health Canada, and in private practice.

Uplift Therapy for Men
Uplift Therapy for Men
Uplift Therapy for Men is a virtual group practice dedicated to providing a safe and supportive space for men to explore and overcome the challenges they face in their lives. Our therapeutic approach focuses on empowering men to identify and address the underlying issues that may be causing them distress, while helping them develop the skills and strategies needed to achieve their personal and professional goals. Our goal is to help men feel more confident, fulfilled, and resilient in all areas of their lives. We also offer workshops and group sessions on various topics related to men’s mental health and wellness.

Mia Omara
Mia Omara
I help people with ADHD who want to learn techniques to live a more structured life. I help people wanting relief from anxious thoughts that are holding them back from the people, places, and things that they love.
I aide individuals seeking to improve their relationships, whether they be romantic, familial, or friendships. I help people who need to improve their communication skills, and who want to feel more confident in every aspect of their lives.
I also help people recovering from Trauma and PTSD, specifically First Responders.
I primarily practice from a Biopsychosocial perspective. Modalities I will use include CBT, Mindfulness, Inner Child Work, EMDR, and Person-Centered Approach. I take a collaborative approach.

Mahnoor Zulfiqar
Mahnoor Zulfiqar
I help individuals manage anxiety and overthinking, self-esteem issues, work-life balance, and life transitions to better control their lives and feel more confident in their abilities. I also support individuals with communication and relationship-related concerns through both individual and couples therapy sessions.
I use an integrative approach to comprehensively understand you and your experiences and provide individualized care based on your background and concerns. I work collaboratively with you to explore your needs, set therapeutic goals, and create an action plan to achieve them. I also share activities and resources to help you implement the skills you learn in sessions in your daily life.

Dr. Amy Shannon
Dr. Amy Shannon
Dr. Shannon provides assessment and treatment for adults and couples with a range of challenges including: depression, anxiety, overwhelming emotions, relationship difficulties, and stress. Additionally, Dr. Shannon has extensive experience working with high performance athletes that are experiencing mental health challenges. She strives to use her training in evidence-based approaches to therapy to collaboratively work with clients to meet their goals and create lasting change in their lives.
Dr. Shannon has received training in Cognitive Processing Therapy, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Emotion Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Gottman Couples Therapy.

Malaika Baxter
Malaika Baxter
We heal and grow in relationships that are safe, respectful, and authentic. I create a therapeutic space where you can be yourself, striving toward your goals alongside someone who sees the best in you.
My approach to therapy is relational, compassionate, and weaves in Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Internal Family Systems (IFS).
Whether you’re working through something difficult, or striving to be your best self, I would be honoured to support you on your journey.
Please reach out for a free consultation, to see if I’m the right therapist for you.

Micheal O’Rourke
Micheal O’Rourke
I am a registered Psychotherapist with a special interest in helping men who can get ‘stuck’ and struggle with transitions in life such as retirement from sport, losing a job, divorce, re-locating or simply helping you to figure out a purpose for what comes next. My approach is simple; non-judgmental, open and empathetic to client experiences. I take a broad perspective to understanding my client experiences and integrate historical information to formulating a plan to help clients resolve problems now. Depression, anxiety disorders, loneliness, anger and substance abuse are key areas that I specialize in.

Corey Turnbull
Corey Turnbull
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Recommended Qualifications
We recommend therapists who hold a minimum of a Master’s level education (in North America), Level 4 credentials (in the UK), a degree and ACA Level 2 qualifications (in Australia) in a relevant discipline (e.g., clinical or counselling psychology, therapeutic counselling, social work), along with membership, licensure, and accreditation with an appropriate governing body or professional organization.
