You do not require a doctor’s referral to start working with us; however, your health insurance provider may require a referral in order for you to access your coverage. Please check with your health insurance provider to see if a referral is required.

Prospective clients are welcome to schedule a free 20-minute consultation. Give us a call or fill out the Contact Us form to book your consultation today.

The initial assessment is a 90-minute appointment and billed at $337.50. 

50-minute appointments are billed at $225.

25-minute appointments are billed at $112.50

Please note that there may be additional fees for the completion of forms, letters, and reports. Please get in touch with our office to discuss these fees.

Psychological services are not covered by the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP); however, these services are covered by many benefits providers.

Through the Jane practice management system, we can facilitate direct billing to many insurance companies, including but not limited to:

Blue Cross

Canada Life

Desjardins

Green Shield

Manulife

Please note that the client is responsible for paying any remaining balance if the fee is not fully covered by insurance. If you have questions or are unsure whether we may accept your insurance, please give us a call.

Clients are welcome to upload their credit card information to the secured Jane platform for contact-free billing. Alternatively, clients are welcome to pay in-person at their appointments using the point of sale terminal. Currently, we accept cash, Debit, Visa, and Mastercard payments. We do not accept American Express or e-transfers.

A psychodiagnostic assessment is used to determine if an individual’s reported symptoms or difficulties are indicative of an underlying mental health condition, like a depressive disorder or Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), for example. Unlike a psychoeducational assessment, psychodiagnostic assessments do not necessarily examine an individual's cognitive and academic abilities and may not meet the requirements from educational institutions to receive academic accommodations, like extra time on tests due to difficulties with focus. 

A psychoeducational assessment examines how an individual learns and processes information. Personal strengths and weaknesses are identified, as well as any difficulties in learning, such as an undiagnosed learning disorder or ADHD. Psychoeducational assessments are sometimes required by academic institutions in order to determine the most appropriate supports and accommodations for a particular student, such as extra time to complete tests due to difficulties with focus.  

Thus, if you are still in school, or looking to pursue further education, and you have concerns about your academic performance, or think you may need academic accommodations, a psychoeducational assessment is recommended. Please be advised that we do not currently offer psychoeducational assessments.