William Koné
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Individuals + Couples
M.A., Registered Psychotherapist
Welcome to my page! I strive to empower Black, racialized, LGBTQ+ folks, and couples to explore their identity, define their strengths, and discover new coping strategies to uplift their wellness needs.
Accepting new clients
LGBTQ+ Identity, Self-Esteem, Personal Growth, Alternative Relationships, Communication Skills, Intimacy Issues, Perfectionism, Racial Challenges, and Boundary-Setting
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William Kone
he/ him
Individuals + Couples
M.ACP., Registered Psychotherapist
Welcome to my page! I strive to empower Black, racialized, LGBTQ+ folks, and couples to explore their identity, define their strengths, and discover new coping strategies to uplift their wellness needs.
Accepting new clients
LGBTQ+ Identity, Self-Esteem, Personal Growth, Alternative Relationships, Communication Skills, Intimacy Issues, Perfectionism, Racial Challenges, and Boundary-Setting
Areas of Focus:
back to all clinicians
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learn more
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Avni Jain
she/ her
ADULTS Individuals + Couples
M.A., Registered Psychotherapist
"Therapy begins with meeting you where you are."
Accepting new clients
PERFECTIONISM, BURNOUT/ STRESS, SEXUALITY, EMOTIONAL INTIMACY & ATTACHMENT
Areas of Focus:
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Thank you!
We appreciate your interest in working with us. You should expect a message from our Intake Coordinator shortly. We aim to respond to all inquiries in 1-3 business days.
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My practice is specifically for Black/racialized people, Couples seeking emotional support to explore their self-image, improve their interpersonal skills, learn conflict resolution skills, to build healthy attachment styles, and LGBTQ+ folks.
As a narrative therapist, my intentions are to separate the person from the challenges affecting their wellness. This allows folks to redefine their relationship with difficulties, making way for new skills to coexist with their personal challenges. For those navigating intersectional identities, this is crucial to help reclaim the power in your story by safely expressing yourself on your own terms. With limited spaces for racialized and LGBTQ+ folks to be seen as their full selves, I encourage people to make their presence known in our conversation to make the experience as authentic as possible.
“I am ready to be seen. My silhouette is not enough.”
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Connect with William
My practice is specifically for Black/racialized people, Couples seeking emotional support to explore their self-image, improve their interpersonal skills, learn conflict resolution skills, to build healthy attachment styles, and LGBTQ+ folks.
As a narrative therapist, my intentions are to separate the person from the challenges affecting their wellness. This allows folks to redefine their relationship with difficulties, making way for new skills to coexist with their personal challenges. For those navigating intersectional identities, this is crucial to help reclaim the power in your story by safely expressing yourself on your own terms. With limited spaces for racialized and LGBTQ+ folks to be seen as their full selves, I encourage people to make their presence known in our conversation to make the experience as authentic as possible.
“I am ready to be seen. My silhouette is not enough.”
connect with William
- Solange
Message:
Subject:
Where are you located?
Phone Number:
Email:
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Name:
Schedule a Consult
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Within the therapeutic relationship, I will aim to empower you to become your most authentic self, and work with the diverse needs of you and your community. Together, I hope we can nurture your resilience, and provide you with tools to manage strong emotions and strengthen your relationships.
My approach is strengths based, relational and driven by meaningful connection. My goal is to assist you in deepening your self understanding, encourage self reflection and support you in developing the strategies and skills for change. Our work will be collaborative and will start with curious and compassionate inquiry on your goals and needs for therapy.
My work is supervised by Dr. Hugo Stevenson, PhD CPsych. Learn more about Dr. Stevenson here.
"Forgive yourself; you are not perfect. Show yourself grace; you are still learning. Show yourself patience; you are on a journey."
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Thank you!
We appreciate your interest in working with us. You should expect a message from our Intake Coordinator shortly. We aim to respond to all inquiries in 1-3 business days.
- Mondays - Thursday: 9am, 11am, & 6pm
- Limited evening availability.
Accepting new clients
- Couples Therapy
- Individual Therapy ( Adults)
- Individual Therapy ( Adolescents - some availability depending on the case)
English
- Narrative Therapy
- Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT)
- Person-Centered Therapy
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
- Registered Psychotherapist member of the CRPO.
- Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology at Saint Paul University
Be mindful of your intentions going into therapy:
The first session can be nerve-wracking, but having a clear goal can ease the process. Therapy is a roadmap to a better self, where you and your therapist identify the steps for meaningful change. Setting goals helps keep you accountable and allows the therapist to provide the necessary support.
Therapy is a collaborative process:
Therapy is not one-sided. Clients and therapists work together to achieve the client’s goals. Clients are encouraged to share openly and receive feedback, fostering an emotionally safe space for growth and positive change.
Therapy isn’t a linear process:
Progress toward personal goals can be challenging and may include setbacks or detours. These fluctuations are normal and not failures. Both clients and therapists experiment with different strategies to find what works, and mistakes are part of the learning process.
Don’t be afraid to ask questions:
Therapists are human and have limitations. Just as therapists ask questions to understand clients, clients should feel comfortable asking questions to gain clarity. Asking about the approach or fit helps build trust and ensures the support aligns with your needs.
