New fee schedule, effective September 2026


June 1, 2026

Dear Midtown Clients and Community,

On behalf of our team at Midtown, THANK YOU for trusting us with your therapy journey. We are deeply honoured to walk with you.

As patrons of this clinic, you are also partners with us. As such, I need to let you know about upcoming changes to our rates. These changes help us offset rising operational costs, especially those required for the high standard of clinical care you deserve and that we remain committed to. We know your living costs have risen too, which is why we put off these rate increases for as long as possible.


The following schedule comes into effect September 1, 2026:

Social Work, Counselling, Psychotherapy

  • Individual Session, 55min, $185
  • Individual, Couple, Family Session, 85min, $215
  • Coaching (between sessions), 30min, $100
  • Offsite Session (Hanson Ave), 55min, $205
  • Offsite Session (Hanson Ave), 85min, $235
  • At-home Session, request quote

  • Associate Therapy Session, 55min, $125
  • Associate Therapy Session, 85m, $145

  • Adult Attachment Interview, AAI (4.5hrs), $615
  • Circle of Security, Individual or Couple (13hrs), $215/session
  • WE-I Assessment (3hrs), $475

Group Therapy

  • Life after my Accident (or Disability), $100/session
  • Circle of Security (8 Sessions), $185/session

The following services are unaffected:

  • Occupational Therapy Services, as before
  • Motor Vehicle Accident Services (OT, SW, Psychotherapy), based on FSRA guidelines
  • Corporate and Organizational Services
  • Mental Health Courses and Workshops

We understand that financial adjustments require consideration. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to myself and/or your therapist. A financial subsidy is available for those who do not have health coverage and are experiencing financial difficulty.

Please know that your counselling experience remains of upmost importance to us.

Sincerely,

Shelly Pavlić

MSW RSW, Clinic Director, 519-589-1550


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