Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Art Therapy, Interoceptive Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Brief Therapy, and more. You can click here to learn more about the therapy modalities our team is trained in. Please contact us to see if we’re a good fit for your needs.

Rates begin at $120 per session and increase depending on the therapist’s level of experience and expertise. If you are paying through insurance benefits, please ensure that Registered Psychotherapists are approved providers prior to the beginning of your sessions.

Browse through our therapist’s bios and see who might be a good fit for you. Feel free to book a free 15- minute consultation.

If you don’t find a good fit, contact  our administrative team through hello@ferncreek.ca and we can help match you. We want to ensure you find a good match based on your unique needs and desired outcomes.

Yes, we offer art therapy for all ages. It is not just for kids and you do not have to be an artist to participate. The Canadian Art Therapy Association explains it as, “Art therapy combines the creative process and psychotherapy, facilitating self-exploration and understanding. Using imagery, colour and shape as part of this creative therapeutic process, thoughts and feelings can be expressed that would otherwise be difficult to articulate.” If you are seeing a certified art therapist, you will not necessarily always do art. Doing art in therapy is just one of the tools the therapist utilizes when it feels appropriate.

Yes, we have therapists whose area of focus is working with children. When working with children, we ally strongly with the child in an effort to create a strong therapeutic relationship. That relationship helps the child develop feelings of safety and security within the therapeutic setting which enables them to trust in the process.

It is sometimes difficult for parents to accept the limits of confidentiality that are innately embedded in the therapeutic process. Entrusting your child to a stranger can be difficult, but please know we have your child’s best interest at the center of all our interactions, which is something the therapist often has in common with the primary caregivers.