
What if reading became an opportunity to slow down, reflect, and connect with others?
Join the Fancy Therapy Book Club for eight months of thoughtful reads, meaningful conversations, and opportunities to explore new perspectives. We'll read one book each month and then come together to discuss what stood out, what challenged us, and what we want to carry into our everyday lives. Whether you're an avid reader or looking to get back into reading, there's a place for you here.
The Fancy Therapy Book Club brings people together to explore books that encourage reflection, personal growth, and a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us.
Each month, we'll read a new book and come together to share our thoughts, discuss different perspectives, and learn from one another. There's no pressure to have the perfect insight or interpretation. We're here to be curious, ask questions, and enjoy the process together.
Who Is It For?
This book club is for anyone who enjoys a good conversation, wants to explore new ideas, or is simply looking for a reason to pick up a book.
You might be someone who:
• Loves reading and wants to connect with other readers.
• Is interested in personal growth and self-reflection.
• Enjoys exploring different perspectives.
• Wants to make more time for reading in everyday life.
• Is looking for a welcoming space to connect with others.
What you can look forward to:
• Discovering one new book each month.
• Engaging in thoughtful, guided discussions.
• Exploring new perspectives and opportunities for personal growth.
• Connecting with others in a welcoming, inclusive environment.
• Making space for meaningful conversation and a little time for yourself.

Morgan Fancy is a dedicated and empathetic supervisor with a passion for fostering growth and excellence in the field of psychotherapy. Her journey into therapy began at a young age, driven by a deep desire to help others and a fascination with understanding people from diverse backgrounds. She is the owner of the successful group practice, Fancy Therapy which was founded in 2021 and is committed to the values listed below.

Ready to join? Book a meet & greet and get ready for eight months of reading, reflection, and connection.

If we're a good fit, we'll get you registered, and you'll submit your votes for books.

We'll explore one book each month. Find a little time to read, reflect, and think about what stands out to you.

Join us for virtual monthly discussions where we share our thoughts, explore different perspectives, and connect it all to clinical work.
Theme: Identity
Letters to a Young Therapist — Mary Pipher OR The Gifts of Imperfection — Brené Brown
Theme: Imperfection, Presence & Repair,
Sometimes Therapy Is Awkward — Nicole Arzt OR On Becoming a Person — Carl Rogers
Theme: Meaning & Authenticity
The Gift of Therapy — Irvin Yalom OR Man’s Search for Meaning — Viktor Frankl
Theme: Emotional Literacy & Empathy
Atlas of the Heart — Brené Brown OR Permission to Feel — Marc Brackett
Theme: Attachment & Patterns
Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents — Lindsay C. Gibson OR Attached — Amir Levine and Rachel Heller
Theme: Trauma-Informed Care
Trauma and Recovery — Judith Herman OR What My Bones Know — Stephanie Foo
Theme: Parts Work & Self
The Origins of You — Vienna Pharaon OR No Bad Parts — Richard Schwartz
Theme: Culture, Power & Systems
Decolonizing Therapy — Jennifer Mullan OR My Grandmother’s Hands — Resmaa Menakem
A group supervision option where monthly sessions use a chosen therapy book as the anchor for clinical reflection. It runs January through August: 8 sessions, 8 themes, one book per month.
Therapists and therapists-in-training who want group supervision hours - including those completing placements elsewhere, since the space is external-friendly. Note that group supervision does not generally count toward practicum.
Yes, it qualifies as group supervision hours for the CRPO
Yes - it's real clinical supervision, not a book club that's been rebranded; sessions are led by a Registered Psychotherapist and tied to clinical practice, ethical considerations, case study and clinical competencies.
Once a month on Thursday mornings, 90 minutes; 2027 dates run Jan 21 through Aug 5.
Virtually! Times listed are in eastern time.
$65 per 90-minute session, with a discount for those completing their placement at Fancy Therapy Services.
Each month has a theme with two book options; the group votes and the winner is confirmed.
Reading is at your own pace and any format works (audiobook, ebook, print); you'll get the most from discussion, but perfection isn't the bar.
Come anyway! Your reflections and connections to clinical work are the goal.

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As a psychotherapy practice based in Kitchener, Ontario, we acknowledge that our work takes place on the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabeg peoples. This land is part of the Haldimand Tract, which was promised to the Six Nations of the Grand River.
We recognize the longstanding relationships with the land that Indigenous peoples have maintained as its original caretakers. Our practice extends its services across Canada, and we acknowledge that our work spans many traditional Indigenous territories. We recognize that there are 46 treaties and other agreements that cover the territory now called Ontario. As we operate in various locations, we commit to learning about and respecting the specific Indigenous communities in each area where we provide our services.
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