Partnering with From Invisible to Visible Therapy as your Employee Assistance Program (EAP) provider enhances your organization’s performance by ensuring that your BIPOC employees have access to a diverse range of racialized counselors. This diversity is crucial as it allows employees to receive culturally competent support, helping them address their specific concerns in a more understanding and relevant context.
When your team members are mentally healthy and supported, they are more engaged, productive, and face less stress, directly benefiting your organization. By choosing From Invisible to Visible Therapy, your organization commits to prioritizing mental health in a way that is safe, respectful, and equitable, aligning with modern standards for workplace wellness and inclusion.
Once you book a discovery call with us, we will match you with the best therapist who meets your needs.
We offer 50-minute counselling sessions and 30-minute non-emergency check-in sessions.
Yes, we ask for a 50% fee if the appointment is not cancelled within 48 hours of the session. While we try our best to be accomodating as we understand emergencies come up. However, this will depend on the counsellor’s policies, which will be agreed upon by both parties prior to the start of therapy.
When we receive your inquiry, we’ll reach out to our roster of counselors to see who we feel is best suited to your needs. We will set up the initial meeting. If both parties agree to continue the relationship, the client will agree to the terms of service provided by the individual counsellor.
Helping community by providing services to individuals who may not be able to afford to otherwise
- Competitive pay
- By having the Client + Counsellor have similar cultural backgrounds, it allows for more open communication which leads to better outcomes for the client
As much as we would like to support you at this time, we are not a crisis program and can not respond to emergencies through this website. If you are struggling with a mental health crisis, please go to your local emergency department.