Therapy Services
Counseling and Psychotherapy
Whatever support you may need, counseling or psychotherapy can be a good way to make space for it and start talking about it. This service can cover short-term to long-term goals for your wellbeing. With Magis, therapy is practiced with culturally-relevant, trauma-informed, and client-centered approaches. We also collaborate with psychiatrists where applicable. Learn more
Creative Therapies
Sometimes, it’s hard to talk about what you’re going through. Creative and art-making processes can help you find a way to express and create space for your concerns, stressors, and worries. Creative Therapies at Magis are practiced by clinicians who are internationally trained and registered or licensed in creative therapies. Learn more
Psychological Assessments
A psychological assessment is a group of tests that evaluates your ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving. Conducted by a psychologist, the results and recommendations from the assessment can help you understand your strengths, areas of growth, and needs for support. Knowing this can help you speak to other professionals about the support you need for your wellbeing.
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Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy is the of applying essential oils (plant extracts) for therapeutic benefit. When aromatherapy is integrated into a psychological treatment plan, a common overall goal is to help manage stress responses and allow the client come into a state of wellbeing that allows them to better dispositioned to seek support through increased openness and a rested or relaxed state. Learn more
Trauma-informed Yoga
Therapy adjunct service
Yoga is not just a physical practice. It can be a powerful tool for reconnection with yourself and your life. With a trauma-informed lens, yoga can become a safe space to uncover your wholeness, recognize your value outside of productivity and achievements, and to encourage you to build trust in yourself as you reconnect with your body. Trauma-informed yoga also makes use of gender-affirming, neurodiversity-affirming, and size-inclusive approaches to help cultivate a welcoming and non-exclusive space.