Therapy in Hamilton
Counselling and Therapy in Hamilton
Counselling and psychotherapy for individuals, couples, children and families in Hamilton. Meet with us online from home, or in person at our Burlington office, just across the bay.
In person at our Burlington office, a short drive from Hamilton, and online across Ontario.
Therapy for Hamilton residents
Whether you are in the lower city, on the Mountain, in Stoney Creek, Ancaster or Dundas, getting support should not feel like another hard thing to organize. We keep it simple: a free consultation, a clear plan, and sessions that fit your week.
Our Burlington office is easy to reach from Hamilton by the QEW or Highway 403, and online sessions are available if you would rather stay home.
Services for Hamilton clients
Adult counselling for anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, burnout and life changes
Couples counselling for communication, conflict, trust and big decisions
Child and youth counselling, including play therapy for ages 3 to 12
Family therapy for conflict, separation, blended and step-families
Family reunification therapy for parents and children rebuilding their relationship
Faith-based counselling for clients who want their beliefs included in care
Support for frontline and correctional workers
Both of our therapists have worked in correctional health care, and many of the people we see work in corrections, policing, health care and other frontline roles. We understand shift work, exposure to difficult events, and the pressure to keep it together on the job.
If you are an Ontario correctional employee, you may have up to $10,000 a year in coverage for mental health care. Our guide explains how it works.
How to get started
- Book a free consultationA 15-minute call to talk about what is going on and whether we are a good fit. No referral is needed.
- Choose in person or onlineMeet at our Burlington office, or by secure video or phone from home.
- Start at your paceIn the first sessions we focus on what matters most to you and agree on goals together.
Our therapists
Luna FejzaRN, Psychotherapist & CounsellorLuna works with children, teens, adults, couples and families. She is a Certified Family Reunification Therapist through CCALP and has 9 years of experience, including work in correctional and youth justice settings. In person in Burlington and online.View Luna’s profile →
Mary LatoyeRN, PsychotherapistMary offers individual faith-based therapy for adults 18 and over, with experience in mental health, addictions, correctional healthcare and acute care. You decide how much faith is part of your work together.View Mary’s profile →Pricing
Session rates are based on 50-minute appointments, in person at our Burlington office or online by secure video or phone anywhere in Ontario. Appointments are available days, evenings and weekends. Extended sessions are available on request.
Insurance and OHIP Coverage
Many extended health plans cover sessions with a Registered Nurse Psychotherapist, Social Worker or Registered Psychotherapist. Please confirm with your insurance provider before your first session. OHIP does not cover these services, but fees may be claimed as a medical expense on your income tax return.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have an office in Hamilton?
Our office is in Burlington, a short drive from Hamilton. We also offer secure online sessions anywhere in Ontario.
Do you work with correctional and frontline staff?
Yes. Both of our therapists have experience in correctional health care, and we offer therapy for correctional employees and other frontline workers.
Can I use my workplace benefits?
Many extended health plans cover sessions with a Registered Nurse Psychotherapist, Social Worker or Registered Psychotherapist. Please check your plan before your first session.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book a free 15-minute consultation directly.
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Take the first step
If you live in Hamilton and have been thinking about reaching out, a free 15-minute consultation is an easy place to start.
Safety disclaimer
This page provides general information only. It is not a diagnosis, an assessment, or a substitute for individual care. If you are in immediate danger or experiencing an emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department. If you are in crisis or having thoughts of suicide, call or text 9-8-8, available 24/7 across Canada. Booking requests and messages to our office are not emergency services. You do not need to manage an emergency on your own.