Services include individual therapy, couples therapy, and psychological assessments for adults. Appointments are available virtually across Ontario, with in-person individual therapy and assessments available in Toronto (60 Atlantic Ave). Couples counselling offered virtually only. Free 15-minute consultation calls.

By email at info@drfergusonpsychology.ca or online at https://drfergusonpsychology.janeapp.com/

In-person sessions take place in a comfortable, private office in Toronto’s Liberty Village, conveniently accessible by TTC.60 Atlantic Ave, Suite #221Toronto, ON M6K 1X9• Major intersection: King St. W. & Dufferin St. • Accessible via the 504 King streetcar and 29/929 Dufferin bus routes • A short bus ride south from Dufferin Station (Line 2) • Paid parking available nearby

$290 for individual counselling; $320 for couples counselling.

Many extended health insurance plans provide coverage for services delivered by a registered psychologist, including therapy.Coverage varies by plan, so clients are encouraged to confirm their individual benefits directly with their insurer.

Confidentiality is reviewed, an assessment is completed, goals are discussed, and a plan for future sessions is created.For therapy, the first session focuses on your current concerns, relevant history, goals, and an initial plan for treatment.For psychological assessment, the first appointment involves a more detailed clinical interview to clarify the referral question and determine which areas or measures should be included in the assessment.

Standard therapy sessions are 50 minutes. The number of therapy sessions varies depending on your concerns and goals.Psychological assessments typically involve several hours of clinical work completed across one or more appointments, including interview, testing or questionnaires, report preparation, and feedback. Specific time frames will be discussed ahead of time, based on need.

You can contact the practice directly to book therapy or a psychological assessment. A referral is not required, although referrals from physicians and other healthcare professionals are welcome.

A psychological assessment is a structured process used to better understand mental health, attention, functioning, or the psychological impact of health-related concerns.An assessment may help clarify what is contributing to current difficulties, whether a diagnosis may be appropriate, and what type of treatment or support may be most helpful. It can also provide documentation and recommendations for a family doctor, another healthcare provider, workplace accommodations, or return-to-work planning when appropriate.

Mental Health assessments may focus on mental health concerns such as mood, anxiety, adjustment, and attention.Health focused assessments focus on the psychological impact of chronic pain, cancer, chronic illness, or coping with a medical diagnosis or treatment.

The process typically includes a detailed clinical interview, relevant questionnaires or standardized psychological measures, and review of additional information or records when appropriate. Findings are summarized in a written psychological report and include individualized recommendations. A feedback session is also provided to review the results and discuss next steps.

Assessments focus on adult mental health and the psychological impact of health conditions, pain, illness, and medical treatment. They are designed to support diagnostic clarification, treatment planning, and individualized recommendations.These assessments do not include psychoeducational, learning-disability, neuropsychological, or medical/physical assessments. They do not provide medical advice, medical diagnoses, opinions regarding medical prognosis, or assessments of physical capacity. Formal independent medical, legal, disability, or fitness-for-duty evaluations are also not offered unless specifically discussed and agreed upon in advance.

24 hours notice is required to cancel or reschedule without a fee.