South Etobicoke Therapy
About
South Etobicoke Therapy was founded by two Masters-level Social Workers, Sonya and Carly, who set out to build a therapy practice that feels warm, grounded, and genuinely supportive. Tucked into Suite 302 at 2405 Lake Shore Boulevard West in the heart of Mimico, this neighbourhood clinic offers trauma-informed care with a strong emphasis on safety and pacing, giving clients a space where they can feel comfortable being themselves without pressure or judgment. The practice supports adults, youth, couples, and families working through anxiety, trauma, burnout, grief, and relationship challenges. Its therapists bring different perspectives and approaches while sharing a commitment to helping people feel more connected, steady, and understood. A distinctive feature is the range of session formats, with in-person, virtual, and walk-and-talk outdoor therapy all available so care can genuinely meet clients where they are. With no waitlist for new clients and direct billing available, South Etobicoke Therapy is built for accessibility. The third-floor office is elevator accessible, with free parking on Superior Avenue and easy transit access via the 501 and 507 streetcars, the 76 Royal York bus, and nearby Mimico GO Station. For residents of Mimico, New Toronto, and the wider South Etobicoke area seeking compassionate, relationship-focused mental health support, this welcoming clinic is a reassuring local choice.
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Parking
Free parking available along Superior Avenue, with paid parking along Lake Shore Boulevard West.
Transit
Served by the 501 and 507 streetcars and the 76 Royal York bus, and located about 1.2 km from Mimico GO Station. The clinic is on the third floor and is elevator accessible.
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