WeNeedTherapy is a virtual mental health private counseling practice based in Ontario that offers client-centered and empowerment-based therapy to youth, adults, and marginalized communities.
Our approach focuses on creating a safe and supportive space where clients can explore their challenges, develop coping strategies, and achieve personal growth. We also provide Christian counseling for clients who prefer to integrate faith into their healing journey.
With a commitment to meeting clients where they are, WeNeedTherapy aims to empower individuals to navigate life’s complexities while fostering emotional well-being and resilience.
Our Team believes that everyone can benefit from therapeutic services, and would love to give you the opportunity to start your healing journey now.
Meet the Team!
At WeNeedTherapy, we’re a collective of compassionate clinicians dedicated to making therapy accessible, culturally responsive, and empowering. Our team brings diverse backgrounds in social work, counseling, Nursing, and psychology united by a shared commitment to healing individuals and uplifting communities.
Our Services
Individual Counseling
$110
Experience compassionate support that nurtures growth and fosters resilience. Our counseling approach is centered around understanding and uplifting your unique journey.
Couples Counseling
$120
Our couples counseling empowers partners to improve communication, resolve conflicts, and strengthen their relationship
Children & Youth Counseling
$115
We provide a safe space for youth to develop coping skills, boost confidence, and navigate life’s transitions.
OPEN DOORS PROGRAM
Open Doors offers individual counselling services at a reduced rate of $50 per hour for Black youth under the age of 18 who may experience economic, social, or structural barriers to accessing care. Services are delivered by qualified mental-health professionals and are grounded in trauma-informed, strengths-based, and culturally affirming practice.
Counselling through Open Doors supports youth navigating a wide range of concerns, including but not limited to:
Anxiety, stress, and emotional regulation
Depression and mood-related challenges
Identity development, self-esteem, and confidence
Family, peer, and interpersonal relationships
School-related stress and life transitions
Experiences of racism, discrimination, and systemic stressors
The program recognizes that Black youth often navigate intersecting pressures related to race, culture, family expectations, education, and broader social systems. Counselling is tailored to meet youth where they are, honoring their individual experiences while fostering emotional growth, coping skills, and self-understanding.
Access & Eligibility
Open Doors operates on a limited-capacity, application-based model to ensure equitable and sustainable access to reduced-rate services. Applications may be submitted by youth or by parents/guardians on behalf of their child. All applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and acceptance is determined by program fit, availability, and capacity.
Applicants are notified by email if they are accepted, waitlisted, or not approved at the time of application. Approved participants receive further information regarding booking and payment upon acceptance.
Quality of Care & Ethics
Participation in Open Doors does not affect the quality or scope of care provided. All counselling services are delivered in accordance with professional, ethical, and confidentiality standards and are consistent with the same level of care offered through standard-fee services.
Open Doors is intended to support wellness, healing, and personal growth. It is not a crisis or emergency service. Youth or families experiencing an emergency are encouraged to contact 911, local emergency services, or a crisis support line.
Emotional Support & Self Care with Brianna Asiamah
In this conversation, we touched on:
- The importance of mental health
- Engaging Black youth
- The link between movement and mental wellness
Closing intergenerational gaps in mental health
- WeNeedTherapy we’re committed to supporting youth in marginalized communities by fostering dialogue and offering accessible, culturally responsive counseling services.