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The Junction
Triangle Collective

​The name says it all: here for you at a junction in life — when you’re not sure which path to take. ​​

A warm, grounded therapy space where real connection comes first.

We’re deeply client-centered, rooted in anti-oppressive, anti-racist,

trauma-informed, feminist, and LGBTQ2S-affirming values.

Here, therapists feel supported, and every part of you is truly welcome.

Meet Cat

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Therapist, Healer, Human

Hi, I’m Catherine Kates (aka Cat) — founder, therapist, yoga teacher, and psychedelic healer. I’m also a mom, co-parent, cancer survivor, neurospicy human, and a deeply compassionate lover of both humans and animals.

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My work is all about empowering growth and healing through a compassionate, holistic and inclusive approach. I specialize in trauma recovery, relationship counselling, and somatic practices — supporting folks of all ages through the many transitions life throws our way.

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I’ve been on my own winding journey too — always learning, unlearning, and gathering tools to support people through life’s twists, turns, and total WTF moments. ​

Meet My Team

Yes — if you’re coming in person, expect a little extra love.

I share the space with two small therapy dogs who specialize in snuggles and emotional support, and two cats who are absolute pros at modelling boundaries (with flair).

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Get in Touch

Located at the junction of Lansdowne and Dundas in Tkaronto (Toronto). 

Come as you are. We’re ready when you are.

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Forest Trees

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I live and practice on the traditional territory of many nations, including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishinaabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples, in what is traditionally called Tkaronto, covered by Treaty 13 with the Mississaugas of the Credit.

 

This land has long been a place of meeting and care for many Indigenous communities.I acknowledge the ongoing presence and stewardship of Indigenous peoples, and the lasting impacts of colonization and systemic violence.

 

As a settler and uninvited guest, I commit to learning, unlearning, and working in solidarity toward justice, healing, and land back. I offer gratitude to the First Peoples for their teachings, and strive to honour their wisdom.​​

Land Aknowledgement

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