Clayre Sessoms (she/they) is a white, trans, disabled, and queer psychotherapist and art therapist living and practising on unceded Coast Salish territories. Her work explores how connection, creativity, and embodied presence help us heal, grow, and reclaim ourselves in systems that were never built with care in mind. Rooted in justice, reconciliation, and the inner revolutions that make repair possible, Clayre invites therapy as a practice of meeting ourselves—and each other—with curiosity, honesty, and care. Her work begins with small moments of presence that makes room for what’s real, alive, and most in need of care.