05/25/2026
National AccessAbility Week is a reminder that accessibility is not just about physical spaces — it includes how people access healthcare, mental health support, communication, community, and care.
This year’s theme, “Building a Strong, Accessible Canada,” highlights the importance of creating a country where everyone can participate fully, safely, and equitably.
Accessible therapy means reducing barriers to care — including financial, physical, cultural, sensory, communication, and systemic barriers — so more Canadians can access support with dignity and safety.
Mental health care cannot be truly inclusive if people are excluded from accessing it in the first place.
National AccessAbility Week also recognizes the ongoing work being done across Canada to identify, remove, and prevent barriers to inclusion.
Accessibility benefits everyone. When therapy spaces are more flexible, compassionate, and equitable, more people are able to receive the support they deserve.