Clear Moon Therapy
About
Clear Moon Therapy brings warm, culturally fluent psychotherapy to Etobicoke from its office at 5399 Eglinton Avenue West, just off the Eglinton corridor and steps from the 427. This is a small, carefully assembled practice where clinicians registered with the OCSWSSW and CRPO offer evidence-based care shaped around the individual rather than a rigid protocol, with a free consultation to help clients decide whether therapy is the right next step. The team provides individual, couples, family, and children's therapy for clients aged ten and up, drawing on approaches including CBT, DBT, ACT, IFS, EFT, and trauma-informed care. Common focuses include anxiety and chronic stress, depression, life transitions, and trauma and PTSD, with a particular sensitivity to the layered experiences of first- and second-generation clients navigating culture, career, and family expectations. In-person sessions are offered at the Etobicoke office, while virtually every service is also available across Ontario through secure, PHIPA-compliant video. Open weekdays from 9am to 8pm and weekends from 9am to 3pm, with free on-site parking, Clear Moon Therapy is built around real-life schedules and honest conversations about fit. If the practice is not the right match, the team will help point clients toward another suitable clinician. For residents of Markland Wood, Centennial Park, Princess Anne Manor, and the wider Etobicoke community, Clear Moon Therapy offers thoughtful, accessible, and genuinely personalized mental health support close to home.
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Clinic Details
Parking
Free on-site parking is available at the office.
Transit
Located at 5399 Eglinton Avenue West just off the Eglinton corridor and steps from Highway 427, with TTC bus access along Eglinton Avenue West.
Contact Information
Phone
647-372-0577Similar Clinics Nearby

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