Skip to content

Counselling, somatic therapy and yoga in Saskatoon's City Park

We are a collective of registered practitioners working out of the 1912 McFarland House. Come as you are. We will help you find the right person to talk to.

Registered practitionersFree street parkingReceipts for your insurance716 Queen Street, City Park, Saskatoon

Services

Where would you like to start?

Start here

What brings you here?

The collective

Meet the collective

All practitioners

First visit

What to expect on your first visit

  1. Step 1

    Book

    Pick a practitioner and a time on Jane. No phone tag.

  2. Step 2

    Arrive

    We’re located at the corner of Queen Street and 8th Avenue. Please use the main client entrance on Queen Street. The separate studio entrance on 8th Ave is for studio appointments and classes. Free street parking is available on Queen Street and 8th Avenue, with a two-hour limit until 5 p.m. and no time limit after 5 p.m. The building’s parking lot is reserved for staff. The building is a house from 1912, and it is not wheelchair accessible.

  3. Step 3

    Your session

    Your first 50 minutes are mostly about you talking and us listening. There is nothing you need to prepare.

The house

A room that helps

We work out of McFarland House, a 1912 house in City Park. The rooms are quiet, warm and ordinary, which is what most people want when they arrive.

Tour McFarland House, built 1912

  • The front of McFarland House on a summer day: a dark brown shingled Craftsman house with a wide porch of tall windows, brick steps and a Queen St Health Collective sign.
  • The front door, marked McFarland House, beside a window carrying the Queen St Health Collective sign and the words Supporting whole person health.
  • A sitting room with a river stone fireplace, wood panelling, a beamed ceiling and a tan leather sofa, lit by a hanging lamp.
  • A long wooden table with slatted chairs on a patterned rug, beside leaded glass windows and an open sitting area.

Classes

Ongoing classes

Full schedule

Some classes are run by independent teachers who take their own bookings.

Proof

In the news

In the news

  • A 2006 City of Saskatoon Heritage Award

    On 1 February 2006, the City of Saskatoon gave Deborah Black its 2006 Heritage Award for McFarland House.

  • WHOLifE Journal, November/December 2022

    The collective wrote a piece about the house and its history for the November/December 2022 issue of WHOLifE Journal.

    WHOLifE Journal, November/December 2022

Ready

Ready when you are

Book a time directly, or send us a question. We reply within one business day.

716 Queen Street, City Park, Saskatoon

639.470.8884

Open the map