Find a Mind-Body Therapist
Browse therapists who specialize in mind-body approaches. Watch their intro videos to find the right fit before booking.
Bina Persaud
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Bina Persaud
Jason Colero

Jason Colero
Cassandra Myers
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Cassandra Myers
Tanya Lerra
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Tanya Lerra
Shelley Quan

Shelley Quan
Dr. Chasidy Karpiuk

Dr. Chasidy Karpiuk
Sharon Jeong
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Sharon Jeong
Candice Burnett

Candice Burnett
Lacey Clarke

Lacey Clarke
Lindsey Salloway

Lindsey Salloway
Lauren Kolyn

Lauren Kolyn
Diane Brussell

Diane Brussell
Tanya Deutsch
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Tanya Deutsch
Mariya Garnet

Mariya Garnet
Nicole Lobo
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Nicole Lobo
Kaitlin Klimosko

Kaitlin Klimosko
Jola Mecani

Jola Mecani
Liz Spaargaren
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Liz Spaargaren
Rachel Bennett

Rachel Bennett
Wendy van Es

Wendy van Es
Melissa Milligan

Melissa Milligan
Dennis Keefe

Dennis Keefe
Michèle Dawn

Michèle Dawn
Crystal Soares

Crystal Soares
Karla Rivera

Karla Rivera
Hana Urushizawa

Hana Urushizawa
Amy O'Coin
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Amy O'Coin
Kimberly Crossman

Kimberly Crossman
Stephanie Moncada

Stephanie Moncada
Sasha Lizárraga

Sasha Lizárraga
Shannon Freud

Shannon Freud
Sonia Stewart
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Sonia Stewart
Rebekkah Stainton

Rebekkah Stainton
Margarita Iarovaia

Margarita Iarovaia
Lauren Gaudet
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Lauren Gaudet

Therapy is hard work.
Mind-body therapy is an approach that addresses the interconnection between psychological experiences and physical sensations. It recognizes that emotions, stress, and trauma can affect the body, and that working with the body can support emotional healing. Therapists may integrate practices like breathwork, body awareness, movement, or mindfulness into their work.
Many people find mind-body approaches helpful for managing stress, processing trauma, reducing anxiety, and addressing physical symptoms with psychological components. It can support you in becoming more attuned to your body's signals, releasing tension, and developing healthier ways of responding to stress. This approach is useful when talking alone doesn't fully address your concerns.
In mind-body sessions, your therapist may guide you in noticing physical sensations, practicing breathwork, or exploring how emotions manifest in your body. You might learn techniques to regulate your nervous system, release stored tension, or use movement to process difficult experiences. Sessions often combine conversation with experiential body-based practices.
On First Session, you can filter by specialty to find therapists who work with the mind-body connection. Each therapist has a profile with an intro video so you can get a sense of their approach. You can book a session directly online or request a free consultation first. All therapists on the platform have their credentials verified during onboarding.
Mind-body therapy may be a good fit if you're interested in approaches that integrate physical and emotional well-being. It's helpful if you experience stress physically, feel disconnected from your body, or want to complement talk therapy with body-based practices. Consider booking a consultation with a therapist to discuss whether this approach suits you.
Getting started is simple. Browse mind-body therapists on First Session and watch their intro videos to find someone whose approach resonates with you. Once you've found a match, you can book your first session directly online. Many therapists offer a free 15-minute consultation if you'd like to connect first. Learn more about how to find a therapist in Canada.