Counseling/Therapists in London, Canada

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There is a child psychologist who's comes to the women's shelter here in town and she's excellent! 5192561526 Another good place for resources is merry mount 5194346848 or there's a child psychologist department at Children's that could probably help with info in the area and there number is 5196676640

We went with Barb Richardson for our Daughter who suffers from PTSD along with anxieties, she is amazing!!!! She also works or worked though the school board. i am sure I can dig up a phone number if you are interested....we found that not only did she help our daughter but she helped us to understand and how to cope

Elaine Olsen in Ilderton

we used Children's Mental Health Program for both of our boys, one saw a Sociologist and the other a Psychologist...great program, self referrals to get in...# is in the phone book

Maritza works out of Dr Marshall Vandewalle and Marcous office she's a SSW or counsellor of some sort that is great with kids and anxiety etc.

If you need someone to talk to Queens runs (for everyone) Telephone Aid Line Kingston (TALK) 613-544-1771 confidential and anonymous talk till 3 am If You just want to type can live chat with someone here http://livechat.connexontario.ca/ECCChat/MHHchat.html You can try to talk to someone at the Ontario mental help line at 1-866-531-2600. And always the good people at r/suicidewatch Hope I helped and it all works out!

You can contact the queens psychology clinic for therapy, their fee is based on your income. You can also try calling frontenac mental health, they may be able to point you in the right direction. Hang in there.

Check out http://k3 c.org - counselling costs are on a sliding scale based on income.

If you have a family doctor, my first suggestion would be to visit him or her and talk about this. They can refer you to community resources for mental health (a lot of resources require a doctor's referral) and they can check to make sure there isn't a physical explanation for your stress, since lots of hormonal or chemical imbalances can make you feel overwhelmed or anxious. Otherwise, Frontenac Mental Health or Queen's Psychology Clinic might be your least expensive self-referred options.

I thought therapy was covered by OHIP. Can't you just ask your GP for a referral?

Claire Salisbury may do some sliding scale from her $110 rate, definitely worth asking anyhow. If not she probably knows if there are any that do. A walk in clinic GP may also be able to help you there. There weren't a whole heck of a lot in London when I was looking last year, but I really liked Claire, for reference. https://therapists.psychologytoday.com/rms/name/Claire_Salisbury_MSc,RP,CCC_London_Ontario_281497 And if you're in school or working, you may be covered.

To anyone in London, ON, if you're sure you want to transition, Dr. Martin uses the informed consent model (does not gatekeep and does not require a therapist letter). He can prescribe and is covered by OHIP. If you're in ON and have questions about T, top surgery, or transitioning in general, PM me. His info below > Dr. James Martin > Southern Ontario Fertility Technologies > 555 Southdale Rd, East, Suite 107 > (519) 685-5559 > http://soft-infertility.com/staff.php (second profile)

Dr. Benoot at Balanced Care Clinic. http://www.drjbenoot.com

I go to Matt at Family Physiotherapy. There are 2 locations. I swear by him!

not in London but Dr. Tuling (chiropractic and acupuncture) in St. Marys is excellent!

Hey Joshia, if you are really in crisis go to Victoria Hospital there is always dr.'s on call and OHIP covered. My friend's husband is a doctor there.

Faking suicidal won't help his problem. There used to be a Dr. Mountain on oxford, I'm not sure if he is still there but people I know gave him good reviews.