Transparent pricing for couples therapy, individual counselling, family counselling services, and more. We can support in navigating your insurance coverage.
At Vaughan Relationship Centre, our counselling and therapy services are provided on a fee-for-service basis and are not covered by OHIP. Many clients choose to pay out of pocket, but most prefer to use their extended health benefits. If you don’t have benefits coverage, we’re happy to explore options to support your mental health and relationship goals.
If you plan to use your benefits, it’s essential that we match you with the right professional to ensure your sessions are covered. When reviewing your plan, check if it includes any of the following:
At Vaughan Relationship Centre, our team consists primarily of Registered Social Workers with advanced training in couples counselling, marriage counselling, sex therapy, and family counselling services. If your plan requires a different designation, such as a psychologist, we can provide you with trusted referral suggestions.
To make the most of your coverage, consider asking:
This information can help you plan your therapy sessions effectively.
The number of sessions depends on your unique situation. For some clients, 8–10 sessions may provide significant progress. However, many couples aiming to strengthen their connection through couples therapy, marriage counselling, or sex therapy find that 12–20 sessions offer a more lasting transformation. If you are engaging in couples therapy for one or exploring family counselling services, your therapist will work with you to create a plan that fits your goals.
Each of our therapists has their own fee structure. Once we determine the best fit for your needs, we’ll let you know the specific rate before beginning therapy. There are no surprises just transparent, upfront communication so you can make an informed decision.
If you’re unsure whether your coverage includes services from a couples therapist, best family therapist, or sex therapist, we’re here to guide you.
For every negative interaction during conflict, a stable and happy marriage has five (or more) positive interactions.
– Dr. John Gottman
The Vaughan Relationship Centre Difference
If couples therapy feels like too much right now, we get it. That’s why we created a short, self-paced online course to help you begin the work from home.
How to Live with Your Partner 24/7 and Still Love Them at the End of the Day
Learn why you’re really arguing (hint: it’s not about the dishes), how to reset communication, and how to reconnect emotionally, even if you’re both overwhelmed or stuck in silence.
Contact us to set up your first appointment and learn new tools to repair your relationship.
