Beaches Therapy Group

What do jelly beans have to do with therapy?

Honestly? Not much… But that's kind of the point.

We know that starting therapy can feel intimidating. Walking into a new space AND meeting a new person AND opening up about the things that matter most is a lot at the best of times!

So if a handful of free jelly beans helps you feel more comfortable before your session, we're all for it.

At Beaches Therapy Group, we believe healing happens in the big moments and the little ones.

We’re obsessed with the thoughtful details, like the warm welcome, the fully stocked coffee and tea station, the sunshine-filled offices and yes, our signature unlimited jelly beans.

Because therapy should feel supportive from the moment you walk through the door.

Ready to speak with someone?

💌 Tell us what is the all-time BEST jellybean flavour? (it’s the orange ones, right?)
📍 Beaches Toronto, Midtown Toronto, Leslieville Toronto and Virtual.

{Disclaimer: This Instagram account is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not create a therapeutic relationship with our clinic or staff, and is not a substitute for professional mental health treatment.}

Tell us… when you think of therapy offices, do you picture beige walls, fluorescent lighting and stiff waiting rooms that feel clinical?

That's not really our style!

Instead, you'll find vibrant colours, cozy spaces, sunlight pouring through the windows and good vibes from the moment you walk through the door.

Need a little pick-me-up before your session? Help yourself to our fully stocked coffee and tea station; we have so many options!

Plus, our jelly bean station is always free… and yes, you can have as many as you want!

We believe the experience of coming to therapy should feel welcoming and as comfortable as possible; even when you’re working through heavy things.

Come see what all the fuss is about! We have three beautiful Toronto locations!

💌 Book a Free Care Consultation today with our team!
📍 Beaches Toronto, Midtown Toronto, Leslieville Toronto and Virtual.

{Disclaimer: This Instagram account is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not create a therapeutic relationship with our clinic or staff, and is not a substitute for professional mental health treatment.}

In the very first episode of .twistpodcast, Laura Devlin and Becky Loucks sit down for their first recorded conversation together. They talk openly about the vulnerability of being visible—sharing ideas publicly, speaking authentically, and showing up even when the internal critic is loud. As therapists, business owners, and humans navigating their own plot twists, they reflect on how difficult it can be to step into the spotlight while still staying true to who you are.

The conversation explores how unexpected life events—diagnoses, relationship ruptures, career shifts, and other destabilizing moments—can shake our sense of identity and safety. Laura and Becky introduce the concept of “plot twists” in life and how resilience often looks messy in real time. They discuss post-traumatic growth, the importance of connection during difficult seasons, and the small steps that help people rebuild meaning and stability after life changes direction.

In this episode you’ll hear…

✔️ Why Laura and Becky decided to start the podcast and what “visibility” means in their own journeys

✔️ The internal barriers many people face when putting themselves out there, including perfectionism and fear of judgment

✔️ How unexpected life events—diagnoses, relationship loss, betrayal, or career changes—can disrupt the narratives we hold about ourselves and the world

✔️ The difference between pain and suffering, and how our psychological narratives shape the way we process difficult experiences

✔️ What resilience actually looks like in real life (hint: it often looks messy and imperfect)

✔️ An introduction to the concept of post-traumatic growth and how people adapt after life’s major plot twists

✔️ Why recognizing our shared human experience can reduce isolation and strengthen emotional resilience

🎙️LISTEN to the full episode on Spotify!

Feeling anxious this time of year? Your first instinct might be to breathe, meditate or scroll endlessly.

Sometimes the simplest thing works best: reading.

Even just 5–10 minutes with a book can give your brain a safe focus, slow racing thoughts and calm your nervous system. It works for kids, teens, adults; anyone who needs a mental reset.

The next time anxiety spikes, try picking up a book instead of your phone. Your brain and mood will thank you.

📚 What’s your go-to book when you need a little calm? Share it below!

💌 If you feel like you could use a safe space to talk, book an appointment today.
📍Beaches Toronto, Midtown Toronto, Leslieville Toronto and Virtual.

{Disclaimer: This Instagram account is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not create a therapeutic relationship with our clinic or staff, and is not a substitute for professional mental health treatment.}