We are community—diverse, resilient, and united by care. As trans and queer therapists, we understand the power of connection and the strength of being truly seen and supported. Our practice is a safe, inclusive space where the 2SLGBTQIA+ community heals, thrives, and creates change. Together, we honour shared experiences and nurture a spirit of care that uplifts everyone.
Hi, I’m Clayre Sessoms (she/they), a white queer trans woman with low vision, living and working on the stolen lands and waterways of the Coast Salish Peoples. My own journey of self-discovery has been supported by the legacy of crip trans queer folks before me who helped me learn to live my truth and lean into building an online therapy practice for good.
I founded this practice because I saw a profound need for safer and more accessible mental health support that was truly affirming for those of us who are trans, queer, neurodivergent, and/or disabled. I wanted to help our often ignored or poorly understood marginalized community access a more relatable and reaffirming online therapy space.
Since starting this practice in 2020, I have been strongly committed to this aim. I have also recognized the need for more support to fellow trans feminine therapists—there are still not enough trans feminine therapists in practice, today—and I’m proud to be collaborating with trans and queer therapist Audrey Wolfe, RCC to build the confidence, clinical skills, and professional training needed to serve our community with empathy and deep care.
Together, my colleague and I are committed to giving back to the communities we serve. 30% of our practice provides low-barrier psychotherapy and art therapy sessions with highly experienced trans and queer therapists—not practicum students—for those who need it. We also run a free online art hive each month, volunteer at community events, and support charitable work that supports trans wellness, queer life, and local indigenous youth.
Our practice is more than just an online therapy service; it’s a space where our trans, queer, and disabled neighbours can feel seen, heard, and more connected to community. With our shared experience and insights, we offer a therapeutic environment built on collective compassion and a steadfast commitment to restoration, invigoration, and liberation.
We’re here to offer a therapeutic experience that truly understands and honours your journey. In our affirming and accessible space, you can explore growth, healing, and change with genuine support. Your life and experiences matter. Together, we’ll walk a path toward self-acceptance, belonging, and community care, where your voice is celebrated.
Meet the people who help us uphold our ‘By Us, For Us’ commitment to affirming care.