Leaside Therapy Collective
About
The Leaside Therapy Collective is a well-established and deeply community-rooted mental health practice located in the heart of Leaside, at 1395 Bayview Avenue — two blocks south of Davisville, inside a charming big brick house that has become synonymous with quality therapeutic care in the neighbourhood. The collective brings together a diverse and highly skilled team of registered psychotherapists, social workers, coaches, and counsellors, each offering their own area of expertise while sharing a commitment to evidence-informed, client-centred practice. Whether you're an individual, a couple, a family, a parent, or a child or teen, the Leaside Therapy Collective has a practitioner suited to your needs. Services span a broad range of specialties including anxiety and depression treatment, trauma therapy, grief and loss counselling, addiction counselling, parent coaching, family and couples therapy, child and teen therapy, art therapy, and life skills coaching. Therapeutic approaches include CBT, DBT, ACT, mindfulness-based therapy, Brainspotting, and more. The clinic's warm, house-like environment — with dedicated waiting rooms on both floors — is intentionally designed to feel calm and welcoming from the moment you walk through the door. Free street parking is available throughout the surrounding neighbourhood, and the clinic is easily accessible by TTC from Davisville station, making it a convenient and trusted mental health home for the Leaside, Davisville, and East York communities.
Services & Specialties
Hours of Operation
Clinic Details
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Parking
There is plenty of parking in the surrounding neighbourhood. Green P Parking is also available at 1503 Bayview.
Contact Information
Phone
416-481-2600Similar Clinics Nearby

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