Maraam Haque – Their Collective

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Maraam

Their Collective

she/her

Maraam Haque

Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario

Master's in Counselling Psychology

Master's of Science in Global Health

1:1, Couples & Families, Groups

With a strong commitment to anti-oppression in my practice, I am intentional about creating spaces that honors intersectionality.

Focus/Specialties

Cultural nuances
Neurodivergence
Being a newcomer
LGBTQ2SIA+ identities
Depression / Anxiety
Trauma, Intergenerational Trauma

Therapy Modalities

DBT Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
ACT Acceptance & Commitment Therapy
Narrative Therapy
IFS Parts Work
Mindfulness
Gottman therapy (Couples)
Sex-Therapy Informed work

Certificates/Training

Challenge vs. Change
Water without Borders Certification with UNU-INWEH
Evergreen Certifications DBT Certification with Lane Pederson
Dr Sue Johnson's Intensive Course in EFT PESI
Foundations of IFS with Frank Anderson
Gottman Therapy
Abhi Blakeslee Somatic therapy at Psychotherapy Networker
Building Literacy in Equitable, Practices Micro-Credential, Sheridan College
Indigenous Awareness Training by Native Child and Family Services of Toronto
211 Information, Referral, and System Navigation Training
Motivational Interviewing Strategies for Supporting Change CTRI

Insurance

Claim reimbursement if insurance covers Registered Psychotherapist

Location

Virtual in Ontario
In person in Scarborough or Pickering

Identities I hold

Muslim
First-Generation Bengali Immigrant
Queer, Neurodivergent

Fun Facts

Brazilian Jijitsu / Coaching Youth
Coding

Groups

Speaking Interests

Services by Location

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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

At Their Collective, we acknowledge that we are situated on the traditional lands of Indigenous peoples across Canada. We recognize the history and ongoing relationship that Indigenous communities have with these lands, and we honour the diverse cultures, languages, and traditions that enrich this territory. In Treaty 2, where co-founder Megan Johnston resides, we acknowledge the Anishinaabe and Métis peoples, who have stewarded this land for generations. In Treaty 6, where co-founder Chelsea Bleau resides, we honour the Cree, Saulteaux, Nakota, and Dene peoples, among others, who have long-standing connections to this territory. We acknowledge the impact of colonisation and the importance of decolonization efforts to restore Indigenous sovereignty and rights.We recognize the significance of the land to their cultural identity, spiritual practices, and community well-being.

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