Rates

  • Initial assessment

    1 hour: $200 CAD
    Virtual | Eastern Time Zone

  • CBT-E Assessment

    2 hours: $350 CAD (as 1 session or broken into 2, 1-hour sessions)
    Virtual | Eastern Time Zone

    Please read more about CBT-E here.

  • Sessions (returning clients)

    50 minutes: $150 CAD
    Virtual | Eastern Time Zone

  • Parents’ sessions

    25 minutes: $85 CAD | 50 minutes: $150 CAD
    Virtual | Eastern Time Zone
    *Consent is required from your teenager for me to discuss content from their sessions.

  • Consultation

    This is a good option if you have questions about therapy for your teenager or yourself, how to navigate the healthcare system (Canada), or need some general guidance around eating disorders.

    50 minutes: $150 CAD
    Virtual | Eastern Time Zone

  • Consultation for professionals

    For those who are interested in discussing the role of occupational therapy in eating disorders.

    1 hour minutes: $75 CAD
    Virtual | Eastern Time Zone

Payment

  • Payment methods

    I accept credit cards and e-transfers. Initial appointments are billed upon booking. After that, follow up appointments are processed after each session with the credit card on file. (You can change your payment card at any time.)

  • Autism Funding

    If your teenager has an autism diagnosis, your funding through the Ontario Autism Program (OAP) can be used for sessions with me as an Occupational Therapist.

  • Canadian Taxes

    Speak with your accountant or tax preparer, as Occupational Therapy fees are tax deductible as medical expenses. They are also GST/HST exempt.

Insurance / Extended Benefits

You might have coverage from your Ontario extended health insurance plan for an Occupational Therapist. Please look for “Occupational Therapy” in your coverage, usually in the paramedical section of your plan. Some insurers also accept my services as a Psychotherapist, but it’s best to confirm with them first. Ask them if they cover psychotherapy services provided by an Occupational Therapist. (In January 2025, Sunlife let me know that they will only accept claims for my services if you have “Occupational Therapy” coverage, not Psychotherapy, but policies change regularly.)

For those who have confirmed their coverage, I will provide you with a receipt after each session is paid, which you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement.