FAQ

A Registered Psychotherapist is a psychotherapist who is registered with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO), which is a body that regulates psychotherapy in Ontario.

A Registered Psychotherapist has finished their formal training and can provide therapy while connecting with a clinical supervisor for guidance.

A psychiatrist is a doctor who can prescribe medication, make diagnoses, and sometimes provide therapy.

A Psychologist is someone who can make diagnoses, provide therapy and conduct research.

A Psychotherapist is someone who is specialized in providing therapy.

It’s essential to feel comfortable and safe with your therapist. The connection you build with your therapist greatly influences the success of therapy.

Unfortunately, OHIP does not currently cover psychotherapy services.

However, they’re typically covered by extended health benefits.

Yes, depending on your respective private health insurance. Please check with your insurance to make sure they cover the costs of a Registered Psychotherapist.

After payment is made, an invoice will be emailed to you which you can submit to your insurance to get reimbursed.

It depends on a variety of factors, such as the reasons that you’re seeking out support! Some folx will only need a handful of sessions, while others will benefit from long-term support.

A typical psychotherapy session will involve you working with a therapist to explore your thoughts, feelings, behaviors, relationships, and beliefs, based on your therapy goals.

At this time, all sessions are offered online using a PHIPA-compliant telehealth platform called Jane.