Our Approach

Why Our Clinic Stands Out

Drawing from nearly four decades of expertise in the mental health field, Damian May, a seasoned couples therapist, created the May Method. Inspired by his profound personal journey through self-reflection after a challenging divorce, this method is grounded in foundational principles and clinically proven practices for fostering functional relationships.

Our clinics in Vancouver and Toronto are currently the only clinics in Canada utilizing the May Method.

We take pride in our ability to train all our therapists, equipping them with an additional approach to support clients in rebuilding their relationships effectively.

What is the May Method?

The May Method offers a structured approach employing a straightforward model for enhancing communication and resolving conflicts. When paired with a clinical diagnostic assessment, it helps to uncover core issues and guide towards resolution. While the method is easily graspable, mastery requires dedicated practice, support, therapy, and coaching.

How Effective is the May Method?

Numerous clients who have mastered the May Method have found success in repairing their relationships. Even in cases where only one partner participated, dedicated effort led to enhanced emotional intelligence and conflict management skills, positively impacting overall life. This approach provides essential tools for nurturing and thriving in relationships.

The May Method has played a vital role in healing fractured relationships, reigniting lost connections, and offering invaluable guidance to newly engaged couples. With commitment to the therapy process and integration of May Method principles, couples therapy boasts a high success rate.

Do All of Your Therapists Utilize the May Method?

Our team of expert therapists have been thoroughly trained in the May Method and utilize it as a central foundation of their therapy methodology. Refined through years of clinical practice and integration of diverse therapeutic models, the May Method provides consistency and a unified language among our team of therapists.