We are a dedicated team of trans, queer, and neurodivergent therapists offering personalized and compassionate mental health support across Canada. Our online therapy practice is designed to provide you with a supportive and affirming space to heal and grow.
Meet Audrey Wolfe, RCC, our dedicated therapist with a passion for youth advocacy and care. Audrey’s empowering approach helps teens build confidence and resilience.
Book a session with Audrey.
Join our vibrant online art hive, where 2SLGBTQIA+ adults from across Canada log on to create, connect, and build community through art making. Experience the joys of collaboration.
Join our monthly online art hive.
Let Camber Giberson, RCC, CCC guide you in understanding and managing your anxiety. Camber’s compassionate approach combines ACT and Somatic Experiencing to help you find peace.
Book a session with Camber.Hi, I’m Clayre (she/they), a white trans woman with a physical disability. I live and work on the unceded lands of the Coast Salish Peoples. My journey to self-discovery has been filled with challenges and growth, guided by the wisdom of crip queer mentors who helped me find strength in living my truth and connecting with community.
This online therapy practice is an extension of my personal journey—a testament to overcoming isolation and embracing the years beyond coming out and living my truth. It is a safe, empathetic space designed for those navigating similar struggles, offering unwavering support and dedication to your healing and empowerment.
Together with my two queer colleagues, we are committed to 2SLGBTQIA+ collective liberation, intertwining our experiences and insights to create a healing environment that’s especially made for our community. Our approach is professional and also it’s an unfolding story of resilience, compassion, and the power of healing together.
Let us support you on your own journey of growth, healing, or change. We’ll help you to know that your story matters, your voice is valid, and your path to belonging and community care is welcomed and honoured.
Meet the people who help me continue our By Us, For Us commitment to affirming care.
RP #13869 | RCT #RCT-24-007 | RCC #18118 | RCAT #397-R-24 | CCC #10006504 | ATR #24-103
As experienced therapists focused on gender-affirming mental health care, we offer peer consultation to help you strengthen therapeutic rapport with your trans and gender-diverse (TGD) clients. With clinical experience in structural dissociation, somatic work, neurodivergence, multiplicity, medical transition, C-PTSD, and attachment, my approach blends trauma-attuned treatments like Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, TIST, and EMDR with anti-oppressive practices. We provide a caring, growth-oriented space for clinicians seeking to refine their approach to deliver more empowering TGD mental health support.
Book your peer consultation to strengthen TGD care.
As a WPATH GEI SOC8 Certified Members, we’re down with best practices in gender-affirming mental health by offering an in-depth paid service to explore hormones or surgeries. This service—an in-depth alternative to free assessments with lengthy waitlists—provides extensive time in a safe and comfortable therapeutic space to thoughtfully explore your medical transition needs. This begins with a conversation and completes with a recommendation form and/or letter to your care team. We focus on your goals. We centre your well-being. And we celebrate trans joy. The fee for this service is $300.
Schedule your complete HRT assessment today.To work with us, you may book therapy online by creating a free Jane App account.
$150+ per 50-minute session for adults and teens (13+). The fee varies by practitioner.
Audrey and Camber serve clients across BC and Clayre serves clients from ON, NS, and BC.
We email receipts for you to submit to your insurer for reimbursement. We do not directly bill insurers.
We collaborate weekly or bi-weekly. Due to high demand, we seldom have monthly sessions.
The full rate is charged when cancelling or rescheduling less than 24 hours before your session.
