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COUNSELLING FEES


    Fees are $120.00 for a 50 minute counselling session.

    • Fees are always open for negotiation.

    • The average time to resolve a moderate counselling issue is 4 hours.

    • Reports, letters, etc., will be charged at the regular fee. Face-to-face or telephone counselling is charged at the same rate.

    Appointment Cancellation Policy

    If you need to cancel a session, you must notify me a least 24 hours before the appointment. Otherwise, a missed or late cancellation fee will be charged. A 24-hour notification must be given between 9:00am and 5:00pm on regular business days.

    Payment Options

    Payment can be made by: CASH, CHEQUE or

    Hard Money Loans

    If you decide to use your credit card, bank card or PayPal account, please let me know at the first session. After each session I will email a PayPal payment request and you will be able to make your payments directly from your PC.

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    Are Fees for Social Worker Services Covered?

    Social workers in private practice charge an hourly fee for their services. These fees are not covered by OHIP, but they may be covered under a private health plan or employee group benefits plans. If social workers are not currently on the list of professionals covered in your insurance plan, ask that it be added. The majority of insurance companies state that they do not cover social work services because the public does not ask for inclusion of this benefit in private health plans.

    What You Can Do to Help:

    If you work in a unionized setting, ask your union representative to add social worker to the list of professional services covered in the employee benefits plan during the next contract negotiations.

    If you work in a non-unionized setting, ask your employer or human resources department to add social worker to the list of professional services included in the employee benefits plan.

    If you have private health plan, ask about adding coverage of social worker services to your plan. Tell your insurance company that you believe that social work services should be a standard benefit in all insurance policies.


    Health Insurance Companies that reimburse my service.


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