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Financially Accessible Therapy

What to Expect & How it Works 

Offering Financially Accessible Therapy is a way of ensuring mental health support is available to all. We understand that seeking therapy shouldn't be hindered by financial constraints. We off therapy at a low cost provided by our Student Therapists/Intern-Associates, allowing for individuals from diverse economic backgrounds. Our approach focuses on delivering high-quality therapy that is affordable, empowering clients to prioritize their mental well-being without added financial stress. We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to receive the support they need to thrive emotionally and psychologically, regardless of their financial circumstances.

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Client Eligibility

If you... 

  • have little to no benefits, are on a limited income, or are unable to attend therapy without the assistance of this program

  • are an adult aged 18+

  • are a resident of Ontario

  • are aware this service is appropriate for mild to moderate symptoms

  • are aware this service is not appropriate for severe symptoms, major trauma or crisis

How Low Cost Therapy Works

You'll have the opportunity to work with one of our Intern-Associates. These Student Therapists has all completed their academic education in psychotherapy and counselling and are also supervised by seasoned Clinical Supervisors that meet  CRPO criteria. Our Student therapists are also encouraged to meet and connect with other therapists in our group to gain insight, help and knowledge through peer consultation. 

Why Work With A Student

Student Therapists bring a fresh perspective, infused with effective training, skills and intervention methods. They are genuinely excited to apply what they've learned to support individuals on their journeys. Like all therapists, their priority is the well-being of their clients, and they offer a warm and understanding approach tailored to each person's unique needs.

Who Can a Student Help

Unless otherwise stated, our Student Therapists are able to help individuals over 18 years old with: 

  • Anxiety

  • Depression

  • Coping Skills

  • Life Stressors

  • Life transitions

  • Self Esteem

  • Confidence Building

  • Boundaries

  • Self Care

  • Self Compassion

How Do I Get Started

The first step is to check your eligibility to work with one our or Student-Therapists. Check eligibility criteria here. Next, schedule a virtual consultation with one of our Student-Therapists to see if the two of you are a fit to work together.

Meet Our Intern-Associates

 Unless otherwise noted in their profiles, our student therapists do not work with the following: children, couples or families, severe symptoms or crisis situation, trauma/PTSD, psychiatric disorders, addiction/substance abuse, eating disorders.

Shylo Heayn

Shylo is a Registered Psychotherapist, qualifying with a background in training from Durham college for Addictions and mental health. Shylo has also completed additional training to be able to offer couples and family therapy. If you're struggling with substance abuse, self-esteem, life transitions, anxiety or depression, Shylo could be a great fit!

Fee: pay what you can, or free up to 8 sessions based on limited income and no benefits

Shylo is being supervised by Kameela Osman, MSW, RSW, Social Worker & Psychotherapist.

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Your Internship With Us

We're always looking for talent! Wherever you are on your path of helping others in the mental health profession please feel free to reach out to us!

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