A new immersive wellness experience is coming to Toronto later this month, and it’s all going down on Ossington.

Intraspective Imaginarium is a stunningly constructed geodesic dome that has found a home in the backyard of Mindful Maelstrom Wellness Clinic.

On Oct. 30, 2026, registered psychotherapist Kristina Dragnea will unveil the dome, offering visitors “an intimate setting for exploring dreams, emotions, and personal experiences beyond the traditional therapy room.”

The dome features golden, tea-tinted glass and accommodates up to six participants. It will be used to host immersive therapeutic experiences designed to move beyond traditional talk therapy.

“We have become very good at understanding ourselves intellectually,” says Dragnea.

“Intraspection invites us to go somewhere deeper — to experience ourselves, not simply analyze ourselves. The Imaginarium was created to give people a physical and experiential space in which that exploration can happen.”

According to Dragnea, the Intraspective Imaginarium is built around her Intraspective Method. It’s described as “an integrative developmental framework that combines contemporary psychology, neuroscience, storytelling, symbolism, and embodied exploration to help individuals better understand their inner world.”

On launch day, Mindful Maelstrom Wellness Clinic will unveil a 16-foot pink neon sign at 6 p.m. and offer an opportunity to explore the newly completed dome.

Registration for Thursday evening dome drop-in sessions will be available and open to everyone, with sessions planned for fall.

Mindful Maelstrom Wellness Clinic is located at 91 Ossington Ave.

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