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Hi, I’m Naomi Reesor (she/her).

Thank you for taking the time to learn a bit more about me! I am a Registered Psychotherapist and member of the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO). I completed my training at the University of Toronto in the Ontario Institute for Studies of Education. I have now been working in the mental health field for the last nine years in various capacities, including crisis counsellor, case management for underhoused individuals, and now providing psychotherapy.

I move through the world as a queer, fat, cis-woman and white settler. My various identities inform my practice, and my values are rooted in anti-racism, intersectional feminism, body liberation, and harm reduction.

In my spare time I love getting out in nature, running, and going to local drag shows. I also have a rambunctious dog that you may notice in the background of my telehealth sessions.

The deets…

Rate

  • Standard 50 minute individual sessions are $160

  • Standard 50-minute couples therapy sessions are $190

Reduced fee

  • $100

  • Determined by client need & circumstance.

Availability

  • Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday: 10am-6:30pm

  • Wednesday: 12pm-8pm

  • Friday: 10am-1pm

Works with…

Individual Adults, Adolescence (ages 12-17), Couples, and Therapists looking for clinical supervision.

Work with me
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The folks I’m passionate about working with…

  • folks with challenges related to adhd who have tried all the “hacks” but still feel stuck

  • folks looking for a safe landing space to explore queerness and gender identity 

  • folks who live in larger bodies and want to explore their relationship with movement and self-care

  • folks who have always felt a little “weird” and worry about relationships

  • folks wanting a space to unpack shame around kink and sexuality 

  • folks beginning to question the ways they were treated as a child 

  • partners who are exploring opening up their relationship and want a judgement free space to communicate

  • partners that love each other deeply but are noticing familiar patterns that lead to hurt and conflict 

& more!