Therapy in Urdu

Urdu-speaking therapy in Ontario

Therapy in Urdu with a psychotherapist who brings a culturally responsive, trauma-informed approach — by secure video across Ontario.

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Why your own language helps.

Speaking about grief, stress or family conflict can feel more natural in Urdu. You can switch between Urdu and English whenever you like.

Faith, culture and family can shape how we understand what we're going through. Our approach makes room for them rather than asking you to leave them at the door.

Sumia offers sessions in Urdu and English. Mention Urdu when you book your free consultation, and our intake coordinator will match you.

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Your Urdu-speaking therapist

Sumia Abdul-Matin, RP (Qualifying)

Sumia Abdul-Matin

RP (Qualifying) · Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
  • English
  • Urdu
  • Hindi

Teens and adults working through trauma, attachment and relationship patterns, with a culturally responsive approach.

Trauma & PTSD · Anxiety & depression · Grief & loss · Identity & cultureOpen every day except Thursday · Accepting new clients

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Before you book

Therapy in Urdu: questions

All questions

Can I book directly with a Urdu-speaking therapist?

Start with the free 15-minute consultation and say you'd like sessions in Urdu. Our intake coordinator will match you with Sumia.

Can I mix Urdu and English?

Yes. Many people switch between languages in the same session. Speak whichever way feels natural.

Is it covered by my benefits?

Many extended health plans cover a Registered Psychotherapist (RP). We don't bill insurers directly: you pay, get an invoice and claim it from your plan.

Do I need to live in a particular city?

No. Sessions are online, so you can be anywhere in Ontario. Call (647) 475-2447 if you'd rather talk first.

Ready to talk it out?

Book a free 15-minute consultation — a no-pressure chance to share what's going on, ask questions, and see if we're the right fit.

Book a free consultationCall (647) 475-2447Toll free (866) 801-6554 · hello@talkitout.clinic
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