Fees
Some practitioners may offer sliding scale services. Interns have a limited amount of spaces each semester for pro bono support. Please contact us for more information.
Individual Therapy
50 min sessions: $160 - $180
Intern 50 min sessions: $80
Couples / Family Therapy
60 min sessions: $200
75 min sessions: $250
Child Therapy
50 min sessions: $160 - $180
Intern 50 min sessions: $80
Our office considers a child any client under the age of 16. Clients under the age of 16 require consent from their parents / guardians to access services.
Clinical Supervision
50 min individual sessions: $170
50 min group sessions: $45
If you’re looking for any other type of supervision (dyadic supervision, agency supervision, or are looking for support in filling out OCSWSSW equivalency paperwork) please contact us.
Reiki, Energy Healing and Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy
45 min sessions: $100 + HST
60 min sessions: $130 + HST
80 min sessions: $175 + HST
Sliding scale is available for those committed to their healing journey but who need a little extra support.
Registered Massage Therapy
45 min sessions: $110 + HST
60 min sessions: $130 + HST
75 min sessions: $150 + HST
90 min sessions: $170 + HST
Registered Dietitian Services
50 min assessment: $150
20 min follow up session: $80
50 min follow up session: $150
50 min couple or family session: $225
Yoga with Nicole
60 min individual TCTSY session: $125
8 week online TCTSY group: $280
8 week in person TCTSY group: $360
60 min online yoga nidra group: $30
Funding Supports
If you’re having trouble affording services and we don’t have any appropriate reduced fee practitioners available to see you, please see below for information about some alternative sources of funding to access support.
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The Government of Canada runs the Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) program, which provides eligible First Nations and Inuit clients with coverage for a range of health benefits including mental health and counselling support. Every 12 months, an eligible client can receive up to 22 hours of counselling performed by an eligible provider on a fee-for-service basis (such as individual or group counselling). Additional hours in the same 12 month period may be provided on a case-by-case basis. For these sessions The Growth & Wellness Therapy Centre will bill the government directly, which means you don’t need to pay out of pocket for your sessions, making it more accessible.
Both Alex Kobayashi, MSW RSW, and Julie Klassen MSW BSW RSW are approved providers.
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Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC), the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), and Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) partner with Medavie Blue Cross to provide financial support to qualified members who receive healthcare benefits and services through relevant healthcare programs. Providing direct billing to members who work with Counsellors, Dietitians, Marriage and Family Therapists, Massage Therapists, Psychotherapists, Social Workers and more. Coverage amounts are based on your individual benefits.
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Recipient must be a Canadian Resident, 18+ and an individual or family in need of financial assistance. Grant requests accepted for financial help with prosthetics, eyewear, medical equipment, home adjustments for barrier free living, braille books, short-term counseling services, physiotherapy, clothing and footwear, food and basic household needs, medical, and personal development and recreation. Note that they will not accept requests for ongoing long-term therapies needed for more than 6 months, such as physiotherapy, massage, chiropractic, etc, without a specified short/medium-term goal or outcome. Grants typically range from $200 to $4,000 with a maximum grant of $5,000. Responses to applications can be expected within 90 days.
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The child disability benefit (CDB) is a tax-free monthly payment made to families who care for a child under age 18 with a severe and prolonged impairment in physical or mental functions. For the period of July 2024 to June 2025, you could get up to $3,322 ($276.83 per month) for each child who is eligible for the DTC.
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Provides referrals to short-term counselling for children and youth victims of internet sexual exploitation and their impacted family members. The goal of the program is to quickly provide support to victims by helping them find a counsellor in their area and directly covering those counselling sessions. The counselling is meant to help with recovery from the victimization that has been experienced and improve coping skills. Coverage eligibility at $1,500 for each eligible child or youth, and $1,000 for impacted immediate family members.
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A Children’s Aid Foundation of Canada program that assists young people between the ages of 18 and 29 in the GTA who are transitioning from child welfare in linking to primary care, mental health, and addictions services. Provides funding for 6 - 12 psychotherapy sessions, attendance at wellness groups, psychological assessments, system navigation, and funding for integrated health services (assessed by Connections Navigators on a case-by-case basis).
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StepStones for Youth is committed to supporting youth who are 10 to 18 years old and who are connected to child protective services through Continued Care & Support for Youth (CCSY), Ready Set Go (RSG), Voluntary Youth Services Agreement (VYSA), or who are currently in or exiting the foster care or group home child protection system. Along with providing a variety of services through their agency they also connect young people with external services including physicians and counsellors and have a mental health grant program that subsidizes therapy with psychotherapists who are trained in permanency-competence and trauma-informed therapy.