Collingwood Psychotherapy - FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Many extended-health insurance benefit plans provide coverage for psychotherapy services. If you have insurance, simply submit your receipt directly for reimbursement.

I work with individuals navigating what matters most to them—in life’s natural ups and downs. It’s common to feel that your concerns are "minor" compared to larger world events, but pain is pain. Every experience is valid, and your concerns are just as important.

As an authorized medical practitioner, services provided by a Registered Psychotherapist are approved as authorized medical practitioners for the purposes of the medical expense tax credit. As such, the fees for psychotherapy can be claimed on your CRA tax return.

Your session is an important time for you. To make the most of it, find a comfy, private space where you can relax and focus. Have water and tissues nearby, and consider having a notebook handy to jot down any thoughts, insights or questions you'd like to remember.

Clients are welcome to reach out directly; a referral from a family physician or nurse practitioner is not required. I do, however, also receive and accept referrals from primary health care practitioners and other health & wellness service providers.

Sessions are available virtually, with the option of video or phone, giving you greater flexibility & the comfort of being in your own familiar environment. As my practice is private and not part of a group practice, you also benefit from complete confidentiality and privacy.