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The Queer Care Collective
Arriving - Business hours
Between 8:30am and 4:30pm Mon-Fri you can come on in! Take the elevator in the lobby of 888 Fort Street to the 2nd floor, and come down the hallway directly out of the elevator until you find our cozy waiting area. I’ll come get you when I’m ready for our session.
Washrooms are available along the entry hallway. There are two rooms, one with two stalls, and one with a stall and a urinal. Both washrooms have been fitted with gender-neutral, descriptive signs (showing what fixtures you can expect to find in the washroom) and have locks on them so you are able to use them alone if you find that preferable.
Arriving - After hours
If your session is after 4:30pm or on a weekend, I’ll need to come retrieve you. I will wait in the lobby for you to arrive 5 minutes in advance of our appointment time. Please try not to arrive significantly earlier or later than this.
After hours our washrooms are still fully accessible, but you may need to turn the light on (lightswitches are to the left of the door, at a height of 55”).
When leaving after hours the elevator will work without the key to return you to the main lobby (L on the elevator button panel).
The Queer Care Collective
We are a group of counsellors, therapists, coaches and body-workers committed to creating a space where all are welcome. All of our practitioners hold a vision of community as a space where we might be seen in the fullest expression of ourselves, where we can heal and grow together.
All of our practitioners are inclusive and skilled in working with folks of all gender identities and sexual orientations, are kink, sex-work and non-monogamy friendly.
We operate as a collective, each practitioner manages their own business within our shared space. If you are a client looking to work with someone, please reach out to our practitioners directly.
If you are looking for space for your business, please fill out the contact form and we’ll add you to our wait-list. We offer competitive rates, a fully accessible space, and the opportunity to work in community alongside other like-minded practitioners.
