Before you book
Trauma, Advanced Energy Psychology, EFT, dream work, Safe & Sound Protocol
CBT, attachment-informed support for young adults, women and families
Internal Family Systems (IFS) and dream work
Online sessions, by video. Fees as listed in Jane.
Adults in Ontario — individuals and couples. Details for couples sessions are coming soon; in the meantime, contact us at hello@ohmwell.ca to ask about availability.
Every session is online, by video. You book through Jane, choosing your practitioner and a time, and join from a private, quiet space where you can speak freely.
An individual session is $125 to $165, depending on the practitioner — each fee is listed above. Current fees are always shown in Jane when you book.
Everyone at Ohm Well is a Registered Social Worker (RSW), and many extended health benefit plans cover sessions with an RSW. Coverage differs from plan to plan, so check yours before you book.
Payment is the client’s responsibility. Some practitioners can bill your insurer directly — ask when you book.
Details are coming soon. In the meantime, contact us at hello@ohmwell.ca to ask about availability.
Yes — Chloé Jutras offers sessions in French as well as English.
Oui — Chloé Jutras offre des séances en français.
Yes, weekend sessions are available, and open times are shown in Jane. Evening sessions may be available on request — arrange them with your practitioner.
That’s something you and your practitioner decide together, and it can change as your work changes.
Start with what each of us focuses on, above, and read our full pages: Jules, Hayley and Chloé. Not sure? Write to hello@ohmwell.ca and we’ll help you find a fit.
IFS is a way of getting to know the parts of you that protect, manage and carry burdens — and the Self that leads from the inside out. It can help when you don’t feel like yourself anymore, or lost yourself along the way. More about IFS at Ohm Well.
No. Ohm Well doesn’t provide crisis or emergency services, and our email and booking channels aren’t monitored for emergencies. If you are in crisis or someone may be at risk of harm, call or text 9-8-8 (Suicide Crisis Helpline), call 911, or go to the nearest emergency department.
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