Counselling in Toronto, ON. Find the Right Therapist.

Safe, effective, and caring. Affordable therapists near you in Toronto, Ontario will help you make the changes you want.


Robert Simms, MSW, RSW

Robert Simms, MSW, RSW

Registered Social Worker

768 Maitland St, London, Ontario N5Y 3H5 | 416-432-3070

Hi, my name is Robert Simms. I'm Metis non-Status and was diagnosed with ADHD later in life. I work from a person centered approach. I will work with you to find the best path forward for your life.

Geraldine Fogarty, Ph.D., FIPA

Geraldine Fogarty, Ph.D., FIPA

Psychotherapist and Psychoanalyst, Clinical Member OSP

68 Indian Trail, Toronto, Ontario M6R 1Z9 | 416-766-7495

When you need someone to listen, my psychoanalytic approach creates the safety and trust between you and me to promote the meaningful exploration of conscious and unconscious ways of knowing, leading to psychic change and to your healing, growth, and fulfillment.

Jaime Saibil, M.A.

Jaime Saibil, M.A.

Registered Psychotherapist & Cognitive behavioural therapist

Toronto, Ontario M4N 3N1 | 647-680-4891

Jaime Saibil, a psychotherapist and cognitive-behavioural therapist, has nearly a decade of experience providing counselling within the areas of anxiety, stress, depression, couples-related issues, and weight management.

Deborah Nixon, Psychologist

Deborah Nixon, Psychologist

Dr. Deborah Nixon

182 Indian Valley Trail, Mississauga, Ontario L5G 2K6 | 905 274 0915

I help teens, adults, and couples to address current problems and unresolved past issues in order to move their lives forward in a positive direction. For over thirty years I have worked with people from diverse backgrounds to enhance relationships and personal growth.

Patricia Thompson, MA

Patricia Thompson, MA

Registered Psychotherapist

344 Bloor St. West Suite 610, Toronto, Ontario M5S 3A7 | 647-236-3305

Therapy is an investment in yourself. It is a place to gain perspective, clarity and peace of mind. As a therapist, my aim is to help you become unstuck from current patterns that are holding you back. It's time to start living the life you envisioned for yourse

Viktoria Vigh, MC, RSW, AACC

Viktoria Vigh, MC, RSW, AACC

Registered Social Worker (RSW) and Certified ADHD Coach (AACC)

3425 Harvester Road, Unit 213, Burlington , Ontario L7N 3M7 | 6475030271

There are various reasons that bring people to therapy or coaching. At one point or another, everyone can benefit from therapy in their lifetime. Our future does not have to be defined by our past. I provide a safe, compassionate place to address your concerns.

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Kate Harper, PhD, RP Registered Psychotherapist (CRPO) & Clinical Supervisor

Available for Online Therapy

Are you stressed, exhausted, or feel like you are just going through the motions of life on auto-pilot? With 20 years experience, I'm here to support you through stress, anxiety, depression, relationships, and life transitions. You don't have to do this alone.

Myroslava Stadnyk, BA, MACP, RP (Qualifying)

Myroslava Stadnyk, BA, MACP, RP (Qualifying)

Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

366 Dupont St., Toronto, Ontario M5R 1V9 | (437) 372-5388

When working with clients, I take a collaborative approach, hold a safe and non-judgmental space, and ensure that the treatment plans fit my clients' needs and therapy goals. My approach is eclectic and I draw from modalities such as EFIT, CBT, DBT, SFBT, mindfulness.

Alison Taylor, RP (Qualifying), GITDip

Alison Taylor, RP (Qualifying), GITDip

Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

Pape and O'Connor, East York, Toronto, Ontario M4J 2S4 | (437) 747-7195

Hi, I'm Alison (she/her). I'm a white, queer woman. I offer therapy that is collaborative, creative, and compassionate. Together we will explore what's going on for you in a supportive space that offers you new insights and clarity.

Michelle Gibson, MSW,RSW

Michelle Gibson, MSW,RSW

Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist

263 Eglinton Ave W, Toronto, Ontario M4R 1B1 | 5199133201

People seek counselling for a number of reasons; most often, in hope of gaining support through a new challenge, life transition, or difficulties from the past. Together we can work to bring forward the parts of you that are seeking change and heal what has been stuck.

Hanit Isakovan, M.A., R.P., OAMHP

Hanit Isakovan, M.A., R.P., OAMHP

Registered Psychotherapist

561 Eglinton Ave W, Toronto, Ontario M5N 1B5 |

I subscribe to a therapeutic process, whereby I provide a safe place for awakenings that can be the driving force for change. I am principally keen on recognizing and cultivating your strengths so as to build resiliency for overcoming your presenting challenges.

Sarah Prowse, MSW RSW

Sarah Prowse, MSW RSW

Registered Social Worker

1 Dunraven Dr , Toronto, Ontario M6M 1G8 | 647-385-3962

Hello! Welcome to warm, compassionate and healing psychotherapy focused on helping you deal with whatever’s holding you back - childhood or relationship trauma which has affected you in the form of substance use, anxiety or depression, or a feeling of stuckness.

Nadine Evans, MACP, RP

Nadine Evans, MACP, RP

Registered Psychotherapist

Virtual practice, Toronto, Ontario M2R 1A6 | +646474581639

My clients feel overwhelmed, unheard, isolated, and emotionally out of control. Together, we explore therapies to help them feel connected and understood, approach themselves with kindness, and create effective strategies.



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Toronto, the capital city of Ontario is considered a global city and the financial centre of the country. It is Canada’s largest city with a population growth exceeding 2,500,000 people, making it the fifth most populated municipality in North America. Some of the popular economic strengths lie in credit counsellor, business services, aerospace, transportation, film production, medical research, tourism and sports industries. The densely populated south-central region of Ontario is known as the Golden Horseshoe with a population exceeding eight million residents. Counselling, psychotherapy is a beneficial process that will strive to produce measurable results of positive change in your life. A professional therapist utilizes several efficient therapy techniques established through years of research that can bring about growth and emotional health. Located on Lake Ontario, Toronto has strong seasonal variables with a temperate climate influenced by the presence of the lake. The summers are hot and humid, and the winters can be well below freezing.1

After World War II, refugees from war-torn Europe and Chinese people immigrated to the metropolitan Toronto area to take advantage of the great job opportunities. During the 1950’s more immigrants were received by Canada than the United States, although the United States had a population ten times that of Canada. By 1960 the European economy strengthened and immigrants from the Caribbean Islands and Asia arrived. With a faltering economy during the 1990’s immigrants came from Hong Kong and later it was noted that nearly 10 percent of the population in this area was of Chinese origin. If you have been searching for resolution to questions of deeper meaning and significance, Christian counselling, therapists will provide real hope through spiritual insight for turning you around and facing a new direction. The value of therapy and counseling is of great worth and may be one of the most important decisions you have made in a long time. Being cosmopolitan and international, nearly fifty percent of the population is non-born-Canadian who enjoy a very high standard of living with comparatively low crime rates to major cities in the US.

Mental Health in Toronto

Toronto has a diverse population culturally and age-wise. Of the more than 2.6 million people living in Toronto, more than 410,395 are school-aged children. Throughout Ontario, 23 percent of students have reported that they were offered, sold or given drugs within the last year. In fact, 83 percent of students in grade 12 report drinking alcohol, while 42 percent report using some sort of illicit substance within the past year.2 Those are startling statistics, but Toronto agencies are taking notice to identify teen addicts early to provide intervention services.

Most services provided for recovery from drug addiction and alcoholism are provided free with a valid Ontario health card. The programs are voluntary and private. Teens are given the chance to speak alone with qualified counselors about their addiction problems. For example, the Toronto Withdrawal Management System helps teens find withdrawal services near them, suited to the client's particular needs. To contact the Toronto Withdrawal Management System, call 866-366-9513.3

Current Initiatives

The Government of Ontario funds programs to help its citizens, including teens, overcome addictions to drugs and alcohol. The Drug and Alcohol Helpline is a confidential service available 24/7 to residents of Toronto and the rest of Ontario for obtaining information about drug and alcohol addiction services. The helpline is free to everyone. Specialists are also available to talk via web chat. The referral specialists provide information about services available in your community, education about drug and alcohol programs and can listen to your problems and offer support. Contact the Drug and Alcohol helpline at 1-800-565-8603.4


References

1. Wikipedia. (2017) . Toronto, ON. Retrieved from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toronto.
2. Teen Challenge Canada. (2016) . Canadian Drug Crisis: Drug Abuse is Closer to Home Than You Think! . Retrieved from http://www.teenchallenge.ca/get-help/canadian-drug-crisis.
3. Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. (2016) . Substance Abuse Treatment for Young People � What You Need to Know. Retrieved from http://www.camh.ca/en/hospital/health_information/a_z_mental_health_and_addiction_information/adolescent_mental_health/Pages/treat_young_people.aspx.
4. Connex Ontario. (2017) . About Us. Retrieved from http://www.drugandalcoholhelpline.ca/Home/About.

Toronto is located in Ontario, Canada. It has a land area of 630.20 square kilometers.  The population of Toronto is 2.73 million people with 1.11 million households . The population ranking for Toronto is #1 nationally and #1 for the province of Ontario with a density of 4334.40 people per sq km. Toronto therapists serve postal code: M3B.