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Dr Chase McMurren
Family Physician
About Dr McMurren
Edit profileDr. Chase McMurren is a Toronto-based Family Physician practicing at the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, located at 386 Huron Street, Toronto, ON M5S 2G6, where he blends conventional medicine with integrative approaches to support patients across all stages of life. Known for his compassionate care and deep respect for the healing process, Dr. McMurren also serves Indigenous communities and artists through psychotherapy and palliative outreach. If you’ve experienced his thoughtful care, consider sharing your feedback to help others connect with a physician who truly listens.
Special interest
Dr. McMurren’s clinical interests include medical psychotherapy, palliative home visits for long-living individuals with advanced illness, and integrative healing practices such as auricular acupuncture and harp therapy. He is a certified practitioner of the Hakomi Method and the Becoming Safely Embodied Model, and he actively contributes to Indigenous medical education and physician wellness through leadership roles at the University of Toronto and the National Consortium for Indigenous Medical Education.
Education and training
Dr. Chase McMurren earned his MD from McMaster University in 2011 and holds certification in Family Medicine from the College of Family Physicians of Canada. He is licensed by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario under license number 95217.
Practice in Toronto, ON
- Taddle Creek Family Health Team, 790 Bay Street, Suite 302, Toronto ON M5G 1N8
Practice in Toronto, ON
- 37 Spadina Rd, Spadina Therapy Centre, Toronto ON M5R 2S9
Frequently Asked Questions
He integrates psychotherapy, Indigenous healing modalities, and creative therapies like harp music into his care, offering a deeply personalized and holistic experience.
Yes, he provides palliative home visits for long-living individuals with advanced illness, focusing on comfort, dignity, and continuity of care.
Absolutely. He serves as the Indigenous Health Theme Lead at the University of Toronto’s MD Program and co-chairs a national working group on physician wellness.
Yes, he specializes in medical psychotherapy, particularly for physicians and artists dealing with grief, burnout, and emotional overwhelm.
He incorporates auricular acupuncture, the Hakomi Method, and harp therapy into his practice, creating a nurturing space for emotional and physical healing.
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