Service Costs:
Introductory Call (Free)
All of our services include a free introductory call with the therapist of your choosing. This is a time to interview a therapist, ask questions and learn about their therapy practices. Use this time as an opportunity to confirm your benefits or insurance coverage and discuss what the treatment plan would entail. During this time the therapist will help you with the necessary intake process and future bookings.
Registered Psychotherapists include the services of Hailey Kolpin, Jason Lavery, Sabrina Popernitsch, Sodaba Surush, Gameli Soh, Jose Garnica, Summer Burnett, and Bernadette Street.
Registered Psychotherapists (Qualifying) include the services of Loic Mulatris, Juliana Snow, Chloe Fansher, Cassandra Eardley, Weiwei Chen and Sophie McPherson.
Street Therapy reserves the right to adjust rates at any time; if and when this occurs, clients will be notified weeks in advance.
Please note that the service rates indicated below are specific to the clinician’s registration with the CRPO and level of experience; this is why several services are local to some and not to others.
For more information on for supervision, consultation and training fees, please click this link, Training & Consulting page.
Sliding Scale Rates
We offer a reduced rate or a "sliding scale" to a limited number of existing clients who are experiencing financial difficulty or financial emergencies. You will sign an agreement that the sliding scale option is provided for only a limited number of sessions and has to be discussed directly with your Street Therapist.
Low-Cost Rates
Street Therapy believes that mental health support should be accessible to all. Without sacrificing mental health programs and therapy quality, we are now able to offer low-cost rates to support clients who are going through hardships and navigating major life transitions. If you do not have insurance coverage and are paying out of pocket, please inquire about the low-cost services.
The low-cost counselling service is made possible with some community partnerships and performed by practicum interns and is subject to supervision. Supervision will require permission to record for review. The number of low-cost sessions is limited to 10 to 12 with a possible extension with a new supervised intern entering practice.