Jesse Lawther, MPS, RPQ

I work with clients who are in the midst of change; grieving what once was, what could have been, and facing the uncertainty of what’s next. Many of us are familiar with approaching the unknown alone, but it doesn’t have to be this way. We can co-create a therapeutic relationship that gives room for all parts of you to examine the many manifestations of grief – deaths, violence, life transitions, identity shifts, familial changes, and other types of change and losses. Together we can explore new ways of relating to yourself, your story, and what it means to be here – now. Your experiences, your grief, your way of being in the world are all uniquely yours. I honour this while approaching our work together from trauma-informed and non-pathologizing frameworks. My approach is a blend of exploring the unconscious patterns while looking at the here and now. I use elements of cognitive behavioural therapy, parts work, and somatic theories. My therapy style is warm, collaborative, and conversational. Please note that our associates work with many presenting issues, some of which are not listed in this biography. Please speak with our intake team at 416-363-4228 for more information.