Is psychotherapy covered by extended health benefits?

Registered Psychotherapist (RP) services are covered by most extended health plans in Ontario and are tax deductible as the CRA recognizes psychotherapy as an eligible medical expense.

What do I need for an online session?

Just a quiet, private space, a reliable internet connection, and your favourite hot tea.

How much do sessions cost?

Sessions are $180 (no tax on psychotherapy). Registered Psychotherapist (RP) fees are covered by most Ontario extended health plans and qualify as a tax-deductible medical expense with the CRA. You’ll receive an official receipt after each session to submit directly for insurance reimbursement or tax claims.

How do I get started?

Connect with me for a free 15-minute consultation or to book a session and I'll get back to you personally with next steps.

ONLINE THERAPY AND GROUPS FOR WOMEN | COLLINGWOOD AND ACROSS ONTARIO

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Therapy Designed to Meet You in Your Real Life

Good therapy doesn't require leaving your home. From the Blue Mountains and Georgian Bay to quiet towns and cities across Ontario, virtual sessions make it easier to access support from the comfort of your own home without adding extra travel to your day.

Whether you're seeking focused personal support or the quiet rhythm of seasonal group programs, both paths offer room to slow down, reflect and reconnect with yourself.

INDIVIDUAL THERAPY

One-on-one virtual sessions tailored to your unique story. Together, we unpack deep-seated patterns, process unresolved experiences, and build practical steadiness so you can feel like yourself again.

EXPLORE THERAPY

WOMEN'S GROUP PROGRAMS

Small, online gatherings for turning inward and making space for noticing what is longing to emerge within you. These seasonal offerings weave together self-reflection, creative expression, and connection.

EXPLORE PROGRAMS

Wherever you are, I'm here for you.

Why choose virtual therapy

For many women, the simple act of stepping out of daily demands and into a space of their own choosing allows for a deeper sense of ease. Meeting online removes the friction of transit and public waiting rooms, giving you direct access to deep clinical support from the comfort and privacy of your own environment.

✓ Confidential & secure platform

✓ Insurance coverage through most Ontario extended health benefit plans

✓ Simple setup via a direct web link with no app downloads or complex tech required

✓ Virtual therapy removes the commute, the parking and the waiting rooms

✓ Total privacy and comfort from your own space

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Local roots. Province-wide support.

Why work with a local Collingwood therapist online?

Many women prefer knowing their therapist understands the local community pace and environment. Based in The Town of Blue Mountains, Ontario, I offer secure online psychotherapy tailored specifically for women.

South Georgian Bay & Nearby Communities:

Collingwood • The Blue Mountains • Thornbury • Meaford • Owen Sound • Wasaga Beach • Stayner • Creemore • Midland • Penetanguishene • Barrie • Orillia

Across Greater Ontario:

Muskoka (Gravenhurst, Huntsville) • Toronto & GTA • Hamilton • Guelph • Kitchener-Waterloo • Kingston • Ottawa • Thunder Bay • and all rural or urban communities in Ontario.

Whether you want the discretion of not running into neighbours in a waiting room or simply need therapy that seamlessly fits into your busy week, virtual sessions provide the ideal balance of warmth, privacy, and flexibility.

No commute. Just real connection.

A vintage car driving down a lane symbolizing the freedom of no commute, just meaningful connection through online therapy.

Begin from wherever you are

Reclaiming space for yourself starts with a single step. Reach out to schedule a free 15-minute phone consultation or inquire about beginning online psychotherapy.

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