Our practice was founded on the belief that everyone deserves an affirming, inclusive online therapy space to be truly seen. As trans and queer therapists, we welcome teens and adults throughout Canada who seek meaningful growth, healing, or change.
Our gentle, down-to-earth style is grounded in relational, trauma-informed, and experiential therapies that honour your lived experiences.
Audrey Wolfe, RCC (she/they) brings a wealth of wisdom from over two decades of community service within trans+, queer, and youth spaces, as well as a trans-inclusive feminist, social justice, and anti-oppressive lens. In sessions, Audrey integrates trauma-informed interventions—including TIST—with somatic, relational, and experiential approaches to gently guide you toward deeper self-understanding. Her grounded humour, keen insight, and authentic warmth help clients feel at ease, while her tuxedo cat Pudding, often curled nearby, lends a comforting and playful presence. Whether you’re navigating identity, healing from trauma, or working through life’s ups and downs, Audrey supports you in restoring inner balance, reclaiming your narrative, and nurturing meaningful connections.
Book a free 15-minute consultation or book your first session with Audrey.
Clayre Sessoms, RP, RCT, RCAT, CCC, ATR-BC (she/they) combines lived experience, extensive clinical experience, and creative expression to help clients move from mere survival toward vibrant thriving. As a Senior Facilitator of Dr. Janina Fisher’s TIST training program, Clayre incorporates parts work, neuroscience-informed interventions, and attachment-focused care to address the lingering effects of trauma. As a Certified Sensorimotor Psychotherapist, Clayre works collaboratively with you in relational and experiential ways to help you heal attachment wounds and past harm. As a Board Certified Art Therapist (ATR-BC), Clayre brings creativity and imagination to her therapeutic alliance with you. In Clayre’s safe, affirming space, you’ll be invited to connect with the wisdom of your mind and body, deepen your capacity for self-compassion, and open to new possibilities for healing, growth, and change. You’ll work collaboratively toward meaningful progress, guided by curiosity, kindness, and steadfast support.
Book psychotherapy, book art therapy, or book peer consultation with Clayre.
We recognize that trauma, relational harm, and attachment wounds live in the mind and the body. Our relational, experiential, and creative approaches lead toward embodied restoration. Through gentle techniques and expressive art, you gain new insights, release tension, and discover more regulated, integrated ways of being.
Drawing on the Gender Freedom Model (McDaniel, 2021), we focus on play, pleasure, and possibility. Whether you’re questioning, exploring a gender transition, or seeking to strengthen your sense of self, this strengths-based, evidence-supported approach emphasizes pride, self-determination, and authentic expression.
Informed by the Neurosequential Model from Dr. Bruce Perry, MD, PhD‘s research and life’s work, we highlight the importance of nervous system regulation and community healing. By attending to how your brain and body respond to stress, we help foster resilience, reduce overwhelm, and support new patterns of well-being.
To work with us, you may book therapy online by creating a free Jane App account.
$150-$200 per 50-minute session for adults and teens (13+). The fee varies by practitioner.
Audrey sees clients from AB, BC, MB, NT, NU, SK, and YT. Clayre sees clients from ALL provinces but QC.
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.
