Julian Kamya

I work from the belief that healing happens when we understand ourselves within the full context of our lives, not in isolation. My practice is grounded in anti-oppressive, trauma-informed care that takes your social location seriously. I pay close attention to a client's intersectionality; how race, class, gender, sexuality, ability, and migration status intersect to shape their mental health, their access to care. I do not treat these as afterthoughts; they are central to how I listen, how I formulate treatment, and how I show up in the therapy space. I am deeply committed to examining power and privilege both in the systems that impact you and in the therapeutic relationship itself. Whether you are navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, burnout, or major life transitions, I strive to create a space where you feel seen in your whole identity, not filtered through dominant cultural norms. I welcome clients from racialized, immigrant, LGBTQ2S+, and neurodivergent communities, and I hold cultural humility as an ongoing practice, not a checkbox. I work integratively, blending narrative, emotion-focused, and mindfulness-based approaches with an intersectional framework that centres your lived experience and social context. meaning we work together, with evidence-based tools, while staying accountable to the real-world structures that affect your wellbeing. With fifteen years of experience in acute and community mental health, I bring both clinical depth and a steady, grounded presence to our work together. If you are looking for a therapist who will honour your story, name systemic barriers without flinching, and collaborate with you toward meaningful change, I invite you to reach out. I offer remote sessions across Canada.