Our Services
All of our services begin with the option of a free 20 minute consultation with your therapist(s) of choice to establish the right fit. For help finding the right therapist, please contact intake@workandprogressto.ca.
We offer both online and in-person therapy at this time. Price ranges in cost from $140-$180 depending on the therapist. Some rate reductions are available upon application.
Many of our therapists work with partnerships and relationships of all kinds.
Relationship therapy ranges in cost from $160-$220 depending on length of session and therapist.
Our practicum students offer rate reductions between $50-$100 based on income and accessibility. Offered both online and in-person.
Select therapists on our team work with with familial relationships of all kinds, including: chosen family, parent-child, and sibling relationships. Sessions range from $160-$190
We have two therapists who specialize in child and adolescent psychotherapy. They use creative, developmentally appropriate therapeutic interventions like expressive arts, drama, stories, visuals, narrative journaling, and games.
EMDR
Only select therapists are trained to offer this specialized form of trauma treatment. Currently waitlist only.
Lived Experience
We at Work Progress aim to provide culturally sensitive services to all of our clients. Our therapists listed below have particular lived-experiences, and clients can explore their services by clicking on each name below to see their profiles:
Fumi Majaro: Racialized individuals, racial trauma, domestic violence
Thaodra Workneh: BIPOC, first and second-generation immigrant experience, inter-generational & racial trauma, relationships & parenting challenges, life transitions.
Zac Schraeder: 2SLGBTQ+. Zac identifies as Queer.
Pouran Karimian: BIPOC youth/young adults, immigrant and second generation immigrant experiences and acculturation
Afif Nassif: BIPOC and 2SLGBTQ+ communities, especially related to identity, relationships, and trauma.
Shamika Scott: BIPOC young adults. Topics specifically pertaining to shame, self-confidence, racial identity and racial trauma
Talia Noya: BIPOC communities, first generation immigration and acculturation experiences.
Nick Harman: 2SLGBTQ+, second generation immigrant, and young parent communities.
Regina D' Cruz: BIPOC youth/young adults, twice migrant (Middle East and Canada), minority community background, 2SLGBTQ+ identity and relationships.
Frequently asked questions...
How does the intake process/ being matched with a therapist work?
You can book a free 15-minute video intake call with our Intake Coordinator in order to be matched with a therapist. To book an intake call you can either email intake@workinprogressto.ca or book an appointment through our website by clicking “Get matched” on our homepage or clicking the Intake Coordinator’s name in “Our Team”. Please bring any and all insurance info you have to your intake appointment. After your appointment, our Intake Coordinator will send you a short list of Work in Progress therapist matches for you to choose from and will book your consultations or full sessions.
Will my sessions be covered by insurance?
Many healthcare insurance providers will cover the services we provide. Nearly all of our clinicians are licensed practitioners. If your benefits cover Registered Psychotherapy, Clinical Counselling, or Social Work you may be eligible for full reimbursement. We always suggest you inquire with your provider to see what your unique plan entails before booking with one of our therapists.
Will my sessions with a student therapist be covered by insurance?
It depends! Some of our training therapists have met the requirements to be Registered Psychotherapists (Qualifying). For individuals who are covered for psychotherapy these services should be covered. For those students who are awaiting registration, session are offered at a subsidized rate and the client is encouraged to inquire with their insurance companies as to whether their sessions can be covered by a training therapist who is being supervised by a Registered Psychotherapist.
How does payment work? Do you do direct billing?
Our preferred method of payment is credit card. Alternatively, we can accept e-transfers, which should be sent to payments@workinprogressto.ca, however, we do need a credit card on file at all times. At this time we cannot do direct billing.
Can I book more than one free consultation?
Yes! We want you to find the best fit of therapist for your needs.