Office is located in Aurora • Satellite offices in Toronto, Burlington and St. Catharines • Virtual Care Across Ontario.
Hummingbird Therapy Clinic | Trauma-Informed Psychotherapy | Aurora, Ontario
Where Children, Families
& First Responders Come
to Heal
Therapy that meets you exactly where you are.
Compassionate, evidence-based care for children, youth, adults, couples, and families — with a deep specialty in supporting first responders and the people who carry the weight of caring for others.
Aurora • Toronto • Burlington • St. Catharines • Virtual Care Across Ontario. Registered Psychotherapist (RP) | WSIB Accepted
Hummingbird Therapy Clinic | Trauma-Informed Psychotherapy | Aurora, Ontario
Where Children, Families & First Responders Come to Heal
Specialized care for children, youth, adults, families, couples, and first responders — including anxiety, depression, PTSD, mood disorders, grief, addiction, and occupational stress injury.
Hummingbird Therapy Clinic Trauma-Informed Psychotherapy for Children, Youth, Adults, Families, and First Responders in Aurora. including anxiety, depression, PTSD, mood disorders, grief, addiction, and occupational stress injury.
Joddie Walker, MSC, RP
Clinical Director, CTRI. Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute
Two decades of meeting people exactly where they
need to be met.
Joddie Walker is a Registered Psychotherapist and founding Clinical Director of Hummingbird Therapy Clinic. She built the clinic on a simple belief: thoughtful, evidence-based therapy should be accessible to anyone navigating something difficult — children, teens, adults, couples, families, and those whose work exposes them to trauma.
Joddie’s team brings clinical expertise across the lifespan, supporting children and youth through play, art, and skills-based therapy; adults through anxiety, depression, grief, and life transitions; and couples and families through relationship challenges. They also bring specialized understanding of first-responder culture — firefighters, paramedics, police, corrections, dispatch, and the families who carry the impact home.
Whatever brought you here, you don’t need to have the right words for it yet. You just need a place where someone can listen, and where the work that comes next is shaped around you.
Authentic, evidence-based motivational training and psychotherapy to promote resilience.
Three commitments that shape every session, every program, every conversation.
01 — Method. Evidence-based.
Modalities chosen for the person, not the trend. CBT, EMDR-informed work, somatic regulation, mindfulness skills, music and art for younger clients, and group debriefing — applied with clinical precision.
02 — Lens. Trauma-informed.
Pace, choice, and safety are not extras — they’re the structure of every interaction. We assume nothing, push nothing, and build trust before we ask anything of you.
03 — Fit. First Responder Culturally aware.
Care that fits your life, your work, your family system, your stage of life. From a kindergartener afraid of the dark to a chief two years from retirement — the approach changes; the respect
doesn’t.

A clinic for the whole community — tuned to specific lives.
We don’t generalize trauma care. Each of the populations below has its own pace, language, and recovery patterns — and we tune our approach to meet them.
01 Children
Music art, and skills-based therapy from age 4 and up.
02 Youth & Teens
School stress, identity, anxiety, and the bigness of growing up.
03 Adults
Anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and life transitions.
04 Couples & Families
Communication, conflict, parenting, and healing together.
05 First Responders
Active and retired — police, fire, EMS, corrections, dispatch.
06 Helping Professionals
Nurses, physicians, victim advocates, and frontline workers.
07 Spouses & Loved Ones
Support for the families standing beside someone in a hard role.
08 Therapists & Clinicians
Clinical supervision and vicarious-trauma
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In person or remote options. Reach out when you’re ready. We’ll meet you there.
Aurora • Toronto • Burlington • St. Catharines • Virtual Care Across Ontario. Registered Psychotherapist (RP) | WSIB Accepted. A short consultation is the easiest way to start. We’ll talk about what’s bringing you in, what you’re looking for, and which clinician on our team is the right fit – whether that’s for you, your child, your relationship, or your team.
Trauma-informed psychotherapy and training for children, youth, adults, families, and the helping professionals who carry the weight of their work.


