Fees

Your fees might vary according to your therapist.
Fees stated are not inclusive of GST (5%) yet.

$135 - $150
50 minutes regular counselling session

$170 - $190
80 minutes extended counselling session

$200 - $210
90 minutes EMDR session

$250
80 min couples’ counselling session


 

Reduced cost counselling

We accept a limited number of reduced cost slots. Reduced cost sessions are usually at a 10-30% less, depending on our assessment of your financial situation

Payment Method

Cash, Check, E-transfer, Credit Cards


Extended Health Benefits

If you have extended health benefits, you may be able to qualify for coverage for my counselling services. Please check with your insurance company to ensure that they accept Registered Clinical Counsellors or Canadian Certified Counsellors as your healthcare provider. Check with your insurance provider what your yearly claimable limit is and if there is a cap on each individual session. 

We can provide a receipt that you may send to your insurance provider for reimbursement. The following plans are known to cover some or all of the counselling services provided by RCCs.

  • Great West Life

  • Green Shield Canada

  • SunLife

  • Pacific Blue Cross


Employee Assistance Provider

If you are employed and have extended health benefits, your employer may have purchased counselling services provided by an EAP. Clients may be able to have their EAP counselling provided by a private therapist of their choice and up to a certain amount of sessions.

ICBC

If you have been in an accident and have an open claim with ICBC, and have either a claim number, or are already working with a lawyer, you are likely eligible for Part 7 psychological support funding for counselling. However, we are not able to provide direct billing.

To book your first session, all we need from you is:

  • Your birth date

  • The accident date

  • ICBC claim # and adjuster name

  • Name and contact of lawyer or Occupational Therapist (if any)

If it has been 12 weeks since your accident, we will need:

  • A doctor’s referral indicating the need for counselling related to the accident