Positive Mind Wellness - North York
About
Positive Mind Wellness is a multidisciplinary therapy clinic with a North York location at 4101 Steeles Avenue West, Suite 200 — conveniently situated near the intersection of Steeles Avenue West and Peter Kaiser Gate, accessible by car and public transit. The clinic is staffed by a team of registered social service workers and psychotherapists who are deeply committed to helping adults, children, and teens improve their quality of life through personalized psychotherapy and group therapy. Each therapist brings a distinct specialization and a collaborative, client-centred philosophy — working with clients at a comfortable pace toward their mental wellness goals. The clinic offers both individual and group formats, including specialized support for anxiety, depression, eating disorders, trauma, and ADHD. Services at the North York location include adult and youth psychotherapy, couples and family therapy, group therapy, ADHD assessment, psychological assessments, fertility counselling, somatics and yoga therapy, life coaching, WSIB and motor vehicle accident claims support, and play therapy for young children. Evening and weekend appointments are available by arrangement. Positive Mind Wellness takes a holistic and integrative approach, drawing on CBT, DBT, mindfulness, and solution-focused strategies tailored to each individual. For North York residents seeking a trusted, professional mental wellness partner, Positive Mind Wellness offers the breadth of services needed to support the whole person.
Services & Specialties
Hours of Operation
Clinic Details
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Parking
Free parking available at the Steeles Avenue West location
Transit
TTC buses on Steeles Avenue West; connections to Finch West or Sheppard West subway stations
Contact Information
Phone
905-798-1808Similar Clinics Nearby

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