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Sliding-scale therapy is simply therapy offered for sliding-scale fees based on a person's income. Both non-profit clinics and private practice therapists frequently use this method to make therapy accessible for people who can't afford their standard rates.
YES. We do offer Sliding Scale.
Please Contact Us for rates. There is limited availability.
Psychotherapy sessions usually involves regular sessions, usually fifty minutes in length. Duration and frequency vary depending on the nature of your problem(s) and your individual needs.
50 Minute Sessions Typically
What is eClaims?
eClaims is a web-based system where healthcare providers can submit claims online on behalf of their patients. The portal is accessible via the internet and offers eligible extended healthcare providers the convenience of capturing and submitting electronic claims to their patient’s insurance company at their point-of-sale.
Can a registered social worker or registered social service worker perform the controlled act of psychotherapy?
Yes. Members of the OCSWSSW are authorized to perform the controlled act of psychotherapy in compliance with the Social Work and Social Service Work Act, 1998 (the “SWSSWA”), its regulations and bylaws.
At Psychotherapy for You we believe mental health care should be accessible. As such, we are very pleased to offer all of our services via HIPAA-compliant platform. Now, you can meet regularly with your individual or couple’s therapist from the comfort and safety of your home.
YES. We offer online, remote, text and phone therapy.
Psychotherapy Fees:
Ontario, Canada
Individual Therapy Session
50 minutes $160
Couples Therapy Session
50 minutes $170/ 75 minutes $190
Family Therapy Session
50 minutes $190
Group Therapy Session
(contact for pricing and availability)
We work with children over age of 8. Children under the age of 8 respond best to in person play therapy.
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