Services
"I want you to enjoy your life to the utmost possible. Your own self-empowerment and healing are my goal.
I consider it an honour and privilege to follow clients on their healing journey"
~Janice Hall
Janice's approach combines an eclectic mix of all that she has learned through her former work
as an intensive care nurse as well as her 26 years of experience as a psychotherapist.
She uses a combination of CBT, Mindfulness, Body-Awareness, HSP education as well as her own finely-tuned Intuition.
Janice also works in a spiritually grounded way for those who require that kind of base to heal.
I consider it an honour and privilege to follow clients on their healing journey"
~Janice Hall
Janice's approach combines an eclectic mix of all that she has learned through her former work
as an intensive care nurse as well as her 26 years of experience as a psychotherapist.
She uses a combination of CBT, Mindfulness, Body-Awareness, HSP education as well as her own finely-tuned Intuition.
Janice also works in a spiritually grounded way for those who require that kind of base to heal.
FAQ's
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Are Services covered by OHIP or Insurance?
*Psychotherapy services with Janice are fully or partially covered by most insurance companies. Please check with your insurance provider to make sure they cover Registered Psychotherapists.
Services are not covered by OHIP. Only Medical doctors or Psychiatrists are covered by OHIP. If you do not have insurance coverage or only partial coverage, the CRA recognizes Registered Psychotherapist fees as eligible for tax credit on your personal income taxes. *Please check with your insurance provider to see what kind of coverage you have. |
How long is a session?
Normally a session is 60 minutes.
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What happens in a therapy session?
Therapy sessions include an initial intake history and then a discussion of a treatment plan followed by a series of sessions.
These sessions include practical solutions and tools to help you cope with the current situation that is causing distress as well as examining the underlying reasons and source of the distress. |
