This directory lists BIPOC therapists who have agreed to our Statement of Values
This directory is meant to make your search for a BIPOC ( Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) therapist easier. Healing in Colour is not able to make any endorsements or guarantees regarding the practitioners listed. You are encouraged to visit their websites and ask them any questions you may have to determine that their services are the right fit for you.
HiC acknowledges that some of the language used below is and can be pathologising of people’s experiences and identities. As this is the language currently used in psychology, the general public accessing services may be using similar language to search for practitioners. HiC also acknowledges the historical, institutional, persistent harms of this language and welcome you to self-identify as much as possible. We welcome compassionate feedback to help us create language that is more inclusive and reflective of our communities. Please email admin@healingincolour.com with your suggestions.
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Brenda Lao
Bio: I support youth and adults navigating anxiety, trauma, burnout, self-worth struggles, family conflict, grief, and ...
Sana Zaidi
Bio: Hi there! My name is Sana (Sun-Uh). I’m a Registered Social Worker, Psychotherapist with the Ontario College ...
Sola Oyekunle
Bio: I am a black Canadian counsellor of African descent, offering both in-person and online counselling services. I understand ...
Jennifer Bonilla
Bio: Maybe you’re used to being the one who keeps the peace, always thinking about everyone else, and trying ...
Bel Chhokar
Bio: Do you feel like you’re constantly negotiating your own identity amongst challenges and responsibilities in your ...
Nadia Zamzul
Bio: I work with adults and couples navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, and major life transitions. My approach ...
Luisa Ospina
Bio: Beginning counselling or supervision is an act of courage and care. Whether you’re processing trauma, navigating ...
Kelly Xiao
Bio: Hello! I'm Kelly (they/them). Using an anti-oppressive and trauma-informed lens, I'll be attuned to the complexities of ...
Arthur Tiojanco
Bio: Going through a difficult or uncertain period can feel isolating, and it’s not always easy to slow ...
MacGyver Kou
Bio: MacGyver is a psychotherapist, researcher, and clinical educator that specializes in the exploration of diversity in family ...
Mercy Numfor
Bio: Life can sometimes leave you feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or lonely. If you are struggling with relationship challenges, emotional ...
Maitri Gupta
Bio: Starting therapy is daunting. Existing in this world is not easy! There is much uncertainty and hurt ...
Julianna Lei
Bio: https://www.venturouscounselling.com/julianna,https://www.venturouscounselling.com/julianna ...
Harkamal Sangha
Bio: I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor and have been practicing psychotherapy for over fifteen years. I am ...
Nichola Watson
Bio: My practice is person-centered and strength-based. PHILOSOPHY I think that each person who comes to therapy is ...
Navnit Dosanjh
Bio: I believe imagination is a powerful doorway to healing. I am a graduate of the Expressive Arts ...
Faisa Mohamud
Bio: You may be a new or expectant parent — and instead of joy or relief, you’re feeling overwhelmed or ...
Chris Spiess
Bio: I am a white-passing Indigiqueer, Trans, and AuDHD practitioner of Métis, Anishinaabe, and German descent. My work is ...
Ramona (Himayini) Sharma
Bio: Hi, I’m Ramona. Thanks for stopping by! I’m a Registered Social Worker, trauma counsellor, ADHD and academic ...
Deborah Headley
Bio: Deborah G. Headley RSW, is the principal associate of Network for Therapeutic Alliances. She is a registered Ontario ...
Natasha Savanhu
Bio: There is nothing you can endure, or do, that places you beyond human dignity, love and care. Therapy ...


