Psychotherapy Services

We are a grassroots, community-centred psychotherapy practice dedicated to serving the needs of individuals and families from diverse cultural backgrounds. Collectively, our multicultural team of therapists bring decades of experience in compassionate, culturally informed and confidential therapeutic care. Our goal is to provide the latest and most effective therapies in a way that is accessible, affordable, inclusive and welcoming for everyone.

We believe therapy isn’t about fixing you because you’re not broken! Even when facing mental illness, relationship or life challenges, we focus on your unique needs as a foundation for enriching your mental wellness and personal growth.

We can help you with the following psychotherapy services:

Mindset Business Coaching

For psychotherapy professionals looking to scale their practices while remaining true to their clinical expertise and personal values.

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Group Workshops

Group sessions allow us to deliver therapy sessions for our clients very cost-effectively.

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We can work with you in person at our safe and welcoming clinics in Toronto; Anhad Kaur and Tulsi Radia offer in-person sessions at our clinic in Etobicoke. Additionally, Nirupa Thana works in our Pickering clinic serving clients in Scarborough, Pickering and Ajax, and Rashmi Kumar is available at our Niagara location.

Our online services are available to clients in Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia.

Look out for Shanti pop-ups through our community partners, Laadliyan and Regent Park Mental Health Matters.

Your first 20-minute consultation with us is always FREE.

Most healthcare plans recognize our professional designations and will reimburse you for our services.

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Not every relationship that starts with connection ends in safety.

Toxic relationships often develop slowly — through patterns that create confusion, self-doubt, and emotional exhaustion. Over time, you may find yourself questioning your feelings, minimizing your needs, or walking on eggshells.

Recognizing these patterns is the first step.�Healing takes time, support, and self-compassion.
You deserve relationships that feel safe, respectful, and steady.

If you’re navigating the impact of a toxic relationship, therapy can help you rebuild your sense of self and move forward with clarity.

#toxicrelationships #mentalhealthawareness #therapy #healingjourney #selfworth boundaries emotionalwellbeing

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Not every relationship that starts with connection ends in safety.Toxic relationships often develop slowly — through patterns that create confusion, self-doubt, and emotional exhaustion. Over time, you may find yourself questioning your feelings, minimizing your needs, or walking on eggshells.Recognizing these patterns is the first step.�Healing takes time, support, and self-compassion. You deserve relationships that feel safe, respectful, and steady.If you’re navigating the impact of a toxic relationship, therapy can help you rebuild your sense of self and move forward with clarity.#toxicrelationships #mentalhealthawareness #therapy #healingjourney #selfworth boundaries emotionalwellbeing

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“Narcissism” is a word we hear often — but it’s more than confidence or a big ego.
Narcissistic patterns can include manipulation, lack of accountability, and a strong need for admiration, often leaving others feeling confused, invalidated, or emotionally drained.

Understanding these dynamics can help you recognize what’s happening and begin to set healthier boundaries.
You are allowed to protect your well-being.

If you’re struggling in a relationship impacted by these patterns, therapy can provide support, clarity, and tools to move forward.

Learn more on our website, in a blog post by Registered Psychotherapist Rashmi Kumar!

#narcissism #mentalhealth #therapy #boundaries selfawareness healing emotionalhealth psychotherapy

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“Narcissism” is a word we hear often — but it’s more than confidence or a big ego. Narcissistic patterns can include manipulation, lack of accountability, and a strong need for admiration, often leaving others feeling confused, invalidated, or emotionally drained.Understanding these dynamics can help you recognize what’s happening and begin to set healthier boundaries. You are allowed to protect your well-being.If you’re struggling in a relationship impacted by these patterns, therapy can provide support, clarity, and tools to move forward.Learn more on our website, in a blog post by Registered Psychotherapist Rashmi Kumar!#narcissism #mentalhealth #therapy #boundaries selfawareness healing emotionalhealth psychotherapy

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Are you 14–24 years old, based in Toronto, and ready for real conversations about sexual and reproductive health?

Join us at the Sexual & Reproductive Health (SRH) Youth Summit, hosted by Our Kids’ Health Network, on March 29, 2026.

This full-day, in-person event will bring together youth, healthcare professionals, and community organizations for interactive workshops and discussions focused on evidence-based sexual and reproductive health education. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions, challenge myths, and connect with trusted experts and organizations through engaging community booths.

✨This summit centers youth voices, credible information, and creating space for honest and respectful dialogue. This is a free event, and lunch will be provided. Attendees will also receive a digital certificate of attendance. Don’t miss this opportunity!

Event details:
📅 March 29, 2026
🕘 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
📍 Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute, Toronto
🎟️ Cost: FREE (a $10 gift card will be provided to support local transportation)
👥 Who: Youth ages 14–24

👉 Register by March 15 using the QR code or the following link: https://lnkd.in/esmqdPZk

👉 For more information about the event: https://bit.ly/srhinfo

Know someone who should attend? Please share this post!

#SRHYouthSummit #OurKidsHealth #YouthHealth #SexualHealth #YouthEngagement

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Are you 14–24 years old, based in Toronto, and ready for real conversations about sexual and reproductive health? Join us at the Sexual & Reproductive Health (SRH) Youth Summit, hosted by Our Kids’ Health Network, on March 29, 2026. This full-day, in-person event will bring together youth, healthcare professionals, and community organizations for interactive workshops and discussions focused on evidence-based sexual and reproductive health education. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions, challenge myths, and connect with trusted experts and organizations through engaging community booths. ✨This summit centers youth voices, credible information, and creating space for honest and respectful dialogue. This is a free event, and lunch will be provided. Attendees will also receive a digital certificate of attendance. Don’t miss this opportunity! Event details: 📅 March 29, 2026 🕘 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. 📍 Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute, Toronto 🎟️ Cost: FREE (a $10 gift card will be provided to support local transportation) 👥 Who: Youth ages 14–24 👉 Register by March 15 using the QR code or the following link: https://lnkd.in/esmqdPZk 👉 For more information about the event: https://bit.ly/srhinfo Know someone who should attend? Please share this post! #SRHYouthSummit #OurKidsHealth #YouthHealth #SexualHealth #YouthEngagement

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Sitting with feelings, especially difficult ones, is a hard but important skill. Tolerating and soothing difficult feelings until they pass is an important skill that for most people is not taught or modeled well in our society that tends to avoid intense feelings. 💪🏽

This ability bolsters our other skills of practicing grace, processing our emotions and allowing ourselves to move forwards towards the goals and life we want to curate. It’s important to explore and be curious about the emotions we are experiencing, to recognize what they are, to allow yourself to feel them. All emotions can be observed and supported with compassion until the feelings lesson.✨

#emotionfocusedtherapy #therapytoronto #therapiststoronto #southasiantherapist #

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Sitting with feelings, especially difficult ones, is a hard but important skill. Tolerating and soothing difficult feelings until they pass is an important skill that for most people is not taught or modeled well in our society that tends to avoid intense feelings. 💪🏽This ability bolsters our other skills of practicing grace, processing our emotions and allowing ourselves to move forwards towards the goals and life we want to curate. It’s important to explore and be curious about the emotions we are experiencing, to recognize what they are, to allow yourself to feel them. All emotions can be observed and supported with compassion until the feelings lesson.✨#emotionfocusedtherapy #therapytoronto #therapiststoronto #southasiantherapist #

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a little tour of our etobicoke space ✨
this is where anhad and our team of therapists work with teens, adults, couples, and families.

we support adhd, ocd, mood challenges, relationship concerns, and mental health struggles — in a space designed to feel calm, safe, and welcoming.

#etobicoke #therapyspace #mentalhealthsupport #adhdsupport #ocdsupport

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a little tour of our etobicoke space ✨
this is where anhad and our team of therapists work with teens, adults, couples, and families. 
we support adhd, ocd, mood challenges, relationship concerns, and mental health struggles — in a space designed to feel calm, safe, and welcoming.#etobicoke #therapyspace #mentalhealthsupport #adhdsupport #ocdsupport

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