Sharing office & communal spaces
Private practice can often feel isolating—especially when you’re just starting out.
That’s why we’re building a community-based therapy office in downtown Toronto (Queen & Spadina), designed to support both your practice and your connection to other clinicians.
This is a bright, spacious, soundproofed office within a larger professional community at the Centre for Social Innovation.
It’s designed for individual, couples, and families, with flexible booking options and access to shared coworking spaces, events, and community resources.
We’re not just offering office space—we’re creating a place where clinicians can feel supported, connected, and less alone in private practice.
Centre of Social Innovation
Amenities Included:
Social Innovation: a thriving community hub with over 1000 active members across various non-profit organization
24/7 Access to coworking spaces on the 1st and 2nd floors
Suitable for admin work, between-session breaks, or informal networking
Two kitchen areas, with complimentary coffee corner
Rooftop patio in warmer months
Warm, community-oriented environment with regular free events (ex. bagel bonding, salad days etc.)
Access to colour and black and white printers
Large meeting rooms and community spaces bookable for workshops and community events - capable of accommodating up to 75 people
Location & Access:
Conveniently located at Queen & Spadina in the Centre for Social Innovation, with easy access to multiple TTC streetcar lines, making it highly accessible for both you and your clients.
Flexible Rental Options:
We offer flexible leasing options to accommodate different practice needs:
Full-day rental
Half-day rentals (daytime or evening slots)
Flex Membership - 15 hours per month
This space is ideal for therapists, psychologists social workers, and massage therapists who are looking for a professional, private, and community-oriented setting in the heart of downtown Toronto.
Meet Yijia
Welcome Yijia Shao (He/They), a queer Asian therapist in Torontoand founder of Queer Joy Therapy. Yijia uses spiritually integratedpsychotherapy and anti-oppressive approaches, believing thatqueer narratives can heal trauma and foster joy. Drawing fromclinical expertise and personal experience as a queer immigrant,Yijia will guide a compassionate reflection on sex, intimacy, andemotional presence, encouraging deeper connection and joy.
