Booking a Session

You are welcome to book a 15 minute consult to discuss why you are coming to therapy, to ask me some questions, and for us to decide if we would like to move forward with future therapy sessions. 

You can also book a regular session without a consult, based on what you have learned about me through my website. 

You can contact me directly to book using 

email: geraldinesweeneypsychotheapy@gmail.com

or

phone: 548 761 8040

or

direct booking:  https://geraldinepsychotherapy.janeapp.com

1. Once you have booeked an appointmet, you will receive an email confirming your appointment time along with relevant information. If you are meeting with me virtually, you will receive a link. If we are meeting in person, either in office or walking therapy, you will receive an email with the address and what to expect. 

2. We will review terms of service in our first session, and I will have some standard questions to help me get to know you better. 

3. By the end of the first or second session, we will have some goals in mind of what we can work towards in future therapy sessions, so that you can track your progress. 

Individual Therapy 

50 minutes — $170 

90 minutes — $255

Couples Therapy 

50 minutes — $170 

90 minutes — $255

Couples Intensive 

3 hours — $510

Psychiatric Consultation Package

Please see the Psychiatric Consultation page for package details and fees.

Sliding Scale

A limited number of reduced-fee spaces are available for clients experiencing financial need. Availability is limited.

Insurance & Benefits 

Psychotherapy services may be eligible for reimbursement through extended health benefits. Please check with your insurance provider to confirm coverage for services provided by a Registered Psychotherapist (RP).

1. What type of therapy do you do?

I use psychodynamic psychoanalytic therapy, along with Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy, predominantly. I use a critical approach that honours age old traditions, is anti-oppressive, and welcoming to all. 

2. How long does it take for therapy to work?

Meeting regularly is the best way to see results. This is an investment of time and money, but can produce results that people have shared are significant. Each individual experience is unique, but we check in regularly to determine if you are finding therapy to be helpful, to evaluate what is working and what is not, and to find a way to make the best use of our time. Therapy is about making and seeing positive change, and that is my priority. 

3. Do you directly bill to insurance companies. 

I am in the process of setting up direct billing. However, currently you would have to submit on your own.