Located in midtown Toronto, Common Ground Therapy offers individual and couples counselling, trauma-informed massage therapy, bodywork, and community workshops. We take a mind-body approach to mental health, creating space for comprehensive and meaningful care.
Our Team
Paris Peters RMT
Paris is a registered massage therapist (RMT) with a special focus on supporting mental health through somatic care.
Her work blends intuitive presence with clinical awareness of human anatomy.
She creates space for her clients to reconnect with their bodies in safe, reparative ways. Paris is especially gifted at attuning to what goes unsaid—tensions stored in muscle, energy held in breath, stories carried in the nervous system.
She’s particularly drawn to supporting those who feel overstimulated, under-nurtured, or disconnected from their own sense of self. Her sessions often incorporate a blend of intuitive touch and trauma-informed care, inviting a soft kind of healing that unfolds at your own pace.
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Paris loves working with those who are learning to inhabit their body with a bit more love, ease, and trust.​
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Her wisdom, humor and warmth are just as palpable in her podcast and recent interview. These glimpses into her world offer a deeper understanding of the care and intention that shape her practice.
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You can also find Paris featured on the Canadian Reiki Directory and in the Child’s Life wellness directory, Life with a Baby and Lumino Health Directory, where her work in integrative care and body-based healing is shared.​
Caitlin Black, RP (Q)
Individual Therapy
Couples Therapy
Caitlin is a psychotherapist, founder of Common Ground Therapy and co-founder of Ember and Spark Health Collective.
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Caitlin loves learning about the unique core values and patterns that compose others' inner world and mind.There’s a quiet kind of magic in the way that she supports her clients' ability to understand themselves with truth and integrity. Especially if they have found themselves stuck in other narratives, realities or labyrinths that feel misaligned with their full potential. She loves working with mothers, neurodivergent students and academics, kids, artists (musicians, writers, etc).
You can also find Caitlin listed on Psychology Today and TherapyRoute, and see her written work on Medium.
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