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Transforming client care daily

We advance mental health for our community

Aworie is a Toronto mental health and brain health clinic network providing psychotherapy, psychological services, couples and family therapy, workplace-focused mental health care, and community-oriented support. We work with people across the lifespan who want practical, respectful care that recognizes the connection between mental health, relationships, identity, work, school, health, and community.

Our aim is to make high-quality care more accessible, culturally responsive, and grounded in the realities people are navigating every day. We serve clients in person in Toronto and virtually for eligible clients in Ontario, while collaborating with organizations and community partners to strengthen access to mental health support.

Enhancing your wellbeing daily

We provide advanced care for you

Evidence-based care

Evidence-based care ensures our practices are grounded in the latest research, giving every client access to proven therapeutic methods and measurable progress. 

Empathy

Empathy shapes the heart of our work. We meet every client as a whole person, listening deeply to their experiences and tailoring care that honors their identity, background, and strengths.

Health equity

Health Equity drives our commitment to make culturally responsive care available for everyone — regardless of race, gender, age, or socioeconomic status — because mental health access is a right, not a privilege.

Safety

Safety provides the foundation for healing and growth. Both emotional and psychological safety are prioritized in every session, ensuring clients feel supported, respected, and empowered to take meaningful steps forward.

Empowering clients with care. Delivering advanced mental health care every day to enhance our clients well-being.

Aworie Health was founded in West Toronto, Ontario, from a deep recognition of the need for mental health services that truly reflect the diversity of the communities we serve. Our name and purpose are rooted in the belief that well-being should never be detached from a person’s culture, identity, or lived experience. From the beginning, our team of psychologists, psychotherapists, social workers, and scholars set out to create a space where every individual — regardless of background — could access care that honours their story and empowers their growth.

our practitioners

Our practitioners offers compassionate care and modern solutions for every client. We aim to deliver outstanding results and improve community mental health.

Our Practitioners

30+

Insurer and Sponsorship Partners

We are trusted leaders in Canadian psychotherapy and employment-focused mental health care.

800+

Clients served

Advancing your health and well-being every day.

"We place clinical excellence at the vanguard of our care. Our mandate is twofold: to deliver exceptional health outcomes and to cultivate an environment where every client feels genuinely safe, accepted, and supported."

Rae Massop

Chief Executive Officer

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Common questions and answers

Aworie offers evidence-based care, measurement-based treatments, and caring support for every client we serve.

Aworie supports adults, couples, families, professionals, employees, and community members experiencing a range of mental health, relationship, workplace, and life-transition concerns. Each service page and practitioner biography explains the populations and concerns a clinician or program is best suited to support.

Trauma-informed care means recognizing that trauma can affect safety, trust, relationships, the nervous system, and everyday functioning. Clinicians work collaboratively, prioritize choice and consent, and aim to avoid approaches that are shaming, coercive, or unnecessarily overwhelming.

Aworie is committed to creating culturally responsive and identity-affirming spaces for Black, Indigenous, racialized, and other historically underserved clients. Our approach recognizes that racism, discrimination, migration, intergenerational experiences, and systems of power can meaningfully affect mental health and access to care.

You can explore the practitioner directory, individual clinician biographies, service pages, location pages, and contact page. If you are unsure where to begin, contact Aworie for help identifying an appropriate service or clinician.