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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Bloom Counselling Services
Bio: Bloom Counselling was created with the belief that our cultural stories, family histories, and identities deserve a place ...
Crystal James, RCSW – Homecoming Counselling
Bio: Are you a teen, adult, or parent struggling with stress and anxiety, low mood or depression, ...
Luigi Garde
Bio: Specializing in psychodynamic therapy, Luigi takes a holistic, trauma-informed approach to healing, meeting clients where they are ...
Kirti Agarwal
Bio: You may be here with a specific goal, a desire for self-exploration, or simply a feeling that something ...
Parneet Chohan
Bio: Parneet is a counsellor, somatic experiencing® practitioner and naturotherapist in private practice since 2013, based out of ...
Jess Kaur Sohi (RSW,BSW)
Bio: Imagine carrying a backpack you’ve filled throughout your life—memories, expectations, fears, and responsibilities. Over time, it ...
Strive Counselling
Bio: Hello and thanks for being here! Strive Counselling is a clinic of BIPOC counsellors with a ...
Caro Ibrahim
Bio: I am Caro [Ka-ro] a migrant of colour, living on indigenous land. I honour the land and ...
Sanda Noronha, RCC
Bio: Therapy doesn’t have to feel clinical or intimidating. It can be a space where you feel understood, grounded, ...
J. Matsui De Roo
Bio: Hello and welcome. I’m Matsui, my pronouns are they/them/theirs, and I’m a queer, trans, nonbinary neurodivergent person ...
Shadi Motiei
Bio: Welcome! I'm Shadi, an art psychotherapist that is committed to using a trauma-informed and anti-oppressive approach to help ...
Malahat Hosseini
Bio: My approach isn’t just about addressing symptoms and finding quick relief. I believe that many of ...
Hareesma Amutha Venkatesan
Bio: My goal is to offer you a space where you feel safe, heard, and supported. I’ll listen to ...
Shayonce Graham-Davidson
Bio: Do you struggle with anxiety, relationship challenges, or overwhelming stress that impacts your emotional well-being and daily ...
Melissa Sze
Bio: Hello and welcome! I'm so glad you have made it here, finding a therapist can be such a ...
Ngozichukwu
Bio: I am an African Canadian Registered Social Worker with Master’s degree from Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, Canada ...
Aneeta Dastoor
Bio: Clients often tell me they feel a sense of calm and ease in our sessions—a place where they ...
Araba Adjaye
Bio: My biggest inspiration has always been people. Over the past decade I have found joy in supporting individuals, couples ...
Mercedes Baines
Bio: Mercedes Baines is a psychotherapist and consultant in private practice - Mind In Body. She identifies as multi racial, ...
