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Session Rates

Individual Therapy

50-minute session — $160
80-minute session — $240

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Relationship Therapy

50-minute session — $190
80-minute session — $285

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Clinical Supervision & Consultation

Individual/Dyadic — $160/hour (HST included)​​

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Group Supervision — $200/hour* (HST included)

*Rate is shared by up to four participants

Sliding Scale & Reduced Rates

Sliding scale fees are designed to support clients who might not otherwise be able to access therapy at the standard rate. The availability of reduced-rate services will vary based on each therapist's current caseload. Please speak with your prospective therapist directly about their sliding scale availability and what fee might work best based on your circumstances.​​​

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Low-cost therapy services are offered by practicum students completing their training in psychotherapy, under the supervision of an experienced Registered Psychotherapist. Sessions fees range between $25-$100. Availability for low-cost services will depend on whether we have practicum students currently completing their placement with us.

Billing & Payment FAQ

Does OHIP cover psychotherapy? No. OHIP does not cover psychotherapy provided by Registered Psychotherapists. Most clients use extended health insurance, employee benefits, or self-pay for services.

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Do I need a referral to start therapy? No referral is required to book a consultation or session with us.​

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Are services with a Registered Psychotherapist (RP) or RP (Qualifying) covered by my insurance? Many extended health insurance plans do cover psychotherapy services provided by a Registered Psychotherapist (RP) and RP (Qualifying), which are therapists practising under supervision. Because coverage varies, we recommend checking your specific plan details and asking your provider the following:

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  1. Does my plan cover psychotherapy with a Registered Psychotherapist?

  2. Does it cover services with an RP (Qualifying) under supervision?

  3. How much coverage do I have per year?

  4. Do you require a doctor’s referral?

  5. Is couples or relationship therapy covered under psychotherapy benefits?

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Do you offer direct billing to insurance provers? Yes! We offer direct billing for many extended health insurance plans. Eligibility depends on your specific insurer and the details of your coverage. 

 

How do I register for direct billing? You will receive an Intake and Consent Form upon booking your first appointment, which will include a section on Insurance Information and Authorizations. Your therapist will also provide you with the Telus e-Claims Consent Form. Completing these forms will allow us to submit claims to your insurer on your behalf.

 

What information do I need to provide?
You will need:

  • The name of your insurance provider

  • Your policy number and certificate/member ID

  • The name of the policyholder (if not you)

  • Any insurer-specific requirements for submitting claims

 

Is direct billing guaranteed? What happens if my insurance claim is denied?

While we will submit claims on your behalf, approval is determined entirely by your insurance provider. If a claim is declined, delayed, or only partially reimbursed, you are responsible for the session fee. Payment will be processed using the credit card on file.

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Can I still submit receipts if I don’t use direct billing? Yes. You will receive a receipt after each session, which you can submit to your insurance provider directly for reimbursement.

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What if I have multiple insurance plans? If you are covered under more than one plan, you must submit claims in the order required by your insurers (e.g., primary plan first, then secondary). At this time, we can submit only to one plan per session.​​

 

What if my insurer needs additional information? If your provider requests clarification for services provided, please let us know and we will provide you with this information to submit to your insurer.​​

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