Care Details
Session Structure
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Standard session length: 50 minutes
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Format options: In-person (Calgary & Chestermere) or virtually through a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform
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Who I work with: Children, teens, adults, parents, and families; teams, schools, and organizations
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Session frequency: Weekly, biweekly, or flexible — we’ll find a pace that works for you
Sessions are flexible and adapted to each person's needs, but here's a general breakdown:
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Children: sessions are typically 50 minutes, with about 35–40 minutes spent directly with the child and 10–15 minutes reserved for debriefing with caregivers. This allows space to build a trusting relationship with the child while keeping parents informed and supported.
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Teens: usually seen independently for most of the session, with optional check-ins or debriefs depending on age, consent, and comfort level. Family involvement is flexible and can be adjusted as therapy progresses.
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Adults: sessions are collaborative and client-led. The full 50 minutes is typically dedicated to direct support, though coordination with partners, family members, or other providers can be built in when consented to.​
Investment & Access
Session Rates
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Standard sessions: $235/hour
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Short sessions: $130 (30 minutes)
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Extended sessions: $345 (90 minutes)
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Reports, consultation, or coordination: Billed at the same rate, prorated by time
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Funding & Coverage
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FSCD (Family Support for Children with Disabilities)
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Extended health benefits through private insurance
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Receipts are always provided for reimbursement
Payment Options
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E-transfer: Preferred - no additional fees
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Direct billing: May be available - please ask
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Cancellations & Missed Appointments
A minimum of 24 hours’ notice is required for rescheduling or cancelling appointments.
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Late cancellations (less than 24 hours): $100 fee
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No-shows or missed sessions: Full session fee of $235
Accessibility Considerations - Cancellations
Advance notice is always encouraged as it helps keep care accessible for everyone. That said, we also recognize that disability, neurodivergence, and caregiving responsibilities can sometimes make this difficult. Clients are invited to discuss this policy during intake to explore any additional supports or adjustments that might be helpful.