Fees
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I offer a free initial 15 minute consultation session to get a sense of how I work, who I am, and if we are a right fit.

Individual Sessions:
$175 for Introductory 50-minute psychotherapy session (in place of the 15 minute consultation, if a longer first meeting is preferred)
$195 for a 50-minute session 

Couples Sessions:
$275 for a 75-minute session 

Supervision Sessions:
$195 for 50-minute session

Payment by etransfer is required prior to session.

I require 48-hours notice to cancel a session without charge. If less than 48 hours, full payment is required.

Once you decide to move forward, therapy continues on a weekly or biweekly basis, for a short or long term period depending on your personal needs.

Please let me know if cost is a barrier for you, and we will try to find a rate that works.

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Policies

• I offer Relational and IFS informed client-centred psychotherapy for adults online in downtown Toronto.
• I practise under the supervision of highly experienced therapists.
• Psychotherapy services provided are not covered by OHIP,  but are often covered by your insurance policy.
• I am available by appointment for therapy sessions of 50 minutes online in downtown Toronto.
• Between sessions, I can be reached by confidential email [email protected]. I will return messages within 2 working business days.
• If I need to cancel an appointment, I will give you as much notice as possible.
• If you need to cancel an appointment, please give me as much notice as possible.
• Please note that I charge the full session fee if I receive less than 48 hours notice of cancellation, no exceptions, and this fee is due upon missed session.
• Complete confidentiality is guaranteed, with the following exceptions:

1. If I believe that disclosure is essential to prevent physical harm to you or others;
2. If I believe a minor is in need of protection from abuse or neglect;
3. If my records are subpoenaed by court order;
4. To contact a relative/decision maker if a client is injured, incapacitated or ill and thus unable to consent;
5. To aid in the College's investigation into a regulated health provider; or
6. In other cases such as collaboration with another healthcare provider, a written informed consent to disclose must be obtained from the client whereby the client controls the extent of information shared. Any collaboration should only be done if it is appropriate to do so and not counter-therapeutic.

Please let me know if you have any questions about the above.

"I don't let go of concepts - I meet them with understanding. Then they let go of me." - Byron Katie