Mental health care for working adults & youth
Hybrid Psychotherapy and Psychological Services
About Aworie
Aworie is a mental and brain health clinic network supporting working adults and youth to thrive at work, at home, and across the lifespan. We work with individuals to reduce psychosocial barriers to meaningful work to enable them to build a more successful, fulfilling life.
Trauma-informed
Every interaction is designed to be gentle, non‑judgmental, and sensitive to lived experience.
Evidence-based
We rely on clinically validated approaches so your care plan is grounded in what works.
Culturally-responsive
Our clinicians honour diverse backgrounds, identities, and ways of healing.
Neuroaffirming
We recognize and respect neurodivergent ways of thinking, relating, and processing the world.
Leading healthcare vision
Care designed for real working lives
At Aworie, your mental and brain health support is built around the realities of employment, education, and everyday life.
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Your care plan considers your job demands, commute, schedule, and energy.
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Your goals include retaining employment, returning to work, or changing roles safely.
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Your future is planned with aging in mind, so you can stay engaged and independent.
Clinical leadership with 35+ years experience supporting the mental health of working adults.
services
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Explore all services
Discover a wide range of specialized services offering advanced treatments and personalized care for every client’s needs.
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Individual Psychotherapy
Individual psychotherapy helps working adults manage stress, mood, trauma, and workplace challenges so daily life feels more sustainable and hopeful.
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Psychological Assessments
Psychological assessments clarify how you think, learn, remember, and focus—often supporting diagnoses, accommodations, return‑to‑work decisions, and tailored strategies for work and home.
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Couples and Family Therapy
Couples and family therapy offers a supportive space to strengthen communication, understanding, and shared problem‑solving when work, disability, or neurodivergence adds extra pressure to the relationship.
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Psycho-Vocational Assessments
Executive coaching combines psychological insight with leadership development to help managers and leaders—including those who are neurodivergent or living with disabilities—lead effectively, prevent burnout, and create more inclusive workplaces.
Office locations
West Toronto
- 60 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 200, Toronto, ON M6K 1X9, Canada
Downtown Toronto
- 366 Adelaide Street E., Suite 225, Toronto, ON M5A 3X9, Canada
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Compassion at the heart of all care
Your trusted partner in health today
"I believe that everyone has the potential to cultivate mindfulness and tap into their innate wisdom and resilience. Through guidance, I help empower clients to develop a sustainable meditation practice and integrate mindfulness into their work lives."
Chen Jiang Ph.D. (c), MSc
Executive and Life Coach
"My clinical approach is grounded in trauma-informed care, with a strong emphasis on safety, collaboration, and empowerment particularly when working with individuals impacted by past trauma or acute mental health crises."
Farhat Shabbir RSW, MSW
Associate Therapist
"I support clients navigating anxiety, depression, burnout, trauma, chronic illness, relationship challenges, life transitions, identity exploration, and neurodiversity. I understand that reaching out for support can feel vulnerable, and I approach therapy with compassion, curiosity, and respect for each person’s unique story and lived experiences."
Caroline D Souza RP (Qualifying), MSc
Associate Therapist
