Where your fee goes

I don't take a salary from this practice, and I want you to know that plainly, right at the start.

 

Fees cover the real costs of running it — the booking system, the secure video platform, professional insurance, registration fees. Everything beyond those costs goes to support missionaries serving in a region where the church faces real pressure.

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If the fee is out of reach

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Please just say so in the consultation. I would truly rather find a number that works for you than have you stay away because of the cost.

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No forms, no proof of income needed — just an honest conversation between us. And because I'm not paying myself out of these fees, there's genuinely more room to work with here than most practices have.

Using insurance

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Many extended health plans cover counselling with a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) or Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC), and I hold both credentials.

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If you have coverage, please use it first. Most plans reimburse a percentage of what you actually pay — so a lower fee genuinely means a lower receipt and a lower reimbursement for you. For most people with coverage, the standard rate actually works out better in the end.

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If you've used up your annual maximum, or your plan doesn't list RCC or CCC as eligible providers, that's exactly the moment to ask me about a reduced fee.

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