COVID-19 Update

The Inner Arts Collective is a community of individuals dedicated to helping people thrive. This is made possible by a constant vigilance to self-care, personal development, and collaboration. Together, we create a healing hub for the new millennium, bringing health, positive energy, and personal development opportunities to each other, our communities and the planet.

If you are planning an onsite visit to our Danforth location, there are a few thing we need you to know before you arrive:
  • Basic Protocols: Please see below for the infographic describing basic protocols for our members. 
  • Sanitizing: In addition to each Member sanitizing their booked rooms when they arrive and before they leave, commonly touched surfaces in the building (railings, lightswitches, keybox, etc) are also sanitized twice/day, in accordance with commercial space guidelines. 
  • Masks: As of July 7th, masks are mandatorily worn in all businesses, as per the new bylaw. Our policy is included here in our list of resources. In an effort to keep waste to a minimum, please arrive with your own mask (unless exempt). If you have forgotten one, masks are available onsite for $2.
  • ​Exemptions: Please know that regulated health professionals are exempt, as well as a those who cannot wear a mask for other reasons (age, breathing, mental health, ability, etc). Please check out the exemptions listed on the link provided and discuss with your Practitioner before arriving.
  • ​Washrooms: A washroom is available on the Main Floor only. The washrooms on the second floor are not in use.
  • Beverage station: We are not offering tea or coffee to guests, so please bring a drink or water container to refill, when you arrive.
  • Waiting area:  Clients are welcome to wait out front prior to their appointment. Enjoy the garden, have a seat in the shade of the lane way, or make a blessing to our Apacheta in the garden.
  • Only treatment rooms which allow for 6’ social distancing are permitted to be used right now.
  • Anybody  experiencing symptoms or having recently travelled, please refrain from coming in, and access one of the many remote support offerings our Members have made available for you.

List of Resources

Resources from the City of Toronto:

IAC Mask Policy

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IAC Basic Protocol for Members
​(*and don’t forget your mask, unless you are exempt)