Merton Street office
Our midtown office is on Merton Street, two blocks south of Davisville subway station.
Individuals, couples, parents and kids all come through this office. Some are dealing with anxiety or a hard stretch at work. Others are in the middle of a separation, or trying to work out why every conversation at home turns into an argument. You will meet with a registered therapist who knows where to start.
You do not need a car to get here. Take Line 1 to Davisville, walk two blocks south on Yonge and turn onto Merton Street. From downtown, it is one straight ride up the line with no transfers.
The office is located at the south end of Davisville Village, the part of midtown that runs from Yonge Street east to Bayview Avenue.
We also have another location at Avenue Road office in North York, Toronto.
Merton Street runs east from Yonge Street, two blocks south of Davisville Avenue.
Toronto Family Therapy & Mediation 124 Merton Street, Suite 504 Toronto, ON M4S 2Z2
Take Line 1 to Davisville station. Walk south on Yonge Street for two blocks, then turn left onto Merton Street.
There is metered parking along Merton Street and a Green P lot nearby.
A look at the rooms before your first session, so the place feels familiar when you walk in.
Four steps, from booking to your second appointment.
Call or send us a message. We will ask a few questions about what is going on, then suggest a therapist.
Head to 124 Merton Street. If you come by subway, leave five minutes for the walk from Davisville.
Your therapist spends the first session getting to know you: what brought you in, who is involved and what you would like to change.
You agree on how often to meet. In person at Merton Street, online or a mix.
All of these are available in person at Merton Street and online anywhere in Ontario.
Space to work through anxiety, low mood, burnout, grief or a big change.
For couples who keep having the same fight, or who are not sure what comes next.
Play, art and talk therapy for kids and teens, with parents part of the plan.
Sessions with the whole family including adult kids, or just the people who need to be in the room.
Support for parents and kids through a separation, from the first talk to two homes.
Mediation with an accredited family mediator, so separating parents can agree on a plan outside of court.
Our therapists work with individuals, couples, children, teens and whole families. Our Clinical Director, Joanna Seidel, MSW, RSW, Acc. FM, is also an accredited family mediator.
You do not need to know who to ask for. Call us, tell us a little about what is happening, and we will suggest someone whose experience fits.
Every therapist has a profile page with their background and the issues they focus on. You can also have a look before you call us.
We also accept clients at our Book a consultation
Midtown is the part of Toronto between downtown and North York. Its edges are loose, but most people put them at St. Clair Avenue to the south, Eglinton or Lawrence Avenue to the north, Bayview Avenue to the east and Dufferin Street to the west. The centre is Yonge and Eglinton, one of the city's four major business centres.
Transit holds it together. Line 1 has run up Yonge Street since 1954, and Line 5 Eglinton opened along Eglinton Avenue on February 8, 2026. Our office is on Merton Street, two blocks south of Davisville station. From most of midtown, that means a few stops on the subway and a short walk to the door.
Would rather skip the subway altogether? Our therapists also meet with clients online, anywhere in Ontario.
