Gambling Therapists in Ottawa, ON

How do therapists in Ottawa, ON compare?

Number of therapists listed

1

Average years in practice

36.4 Years

Currently accepting new clients

100 %

Therapists in Ottawa, ON who prioritize treating:

100% Addiction
100% Anxiety
100% Chronic Illness
100% Men's Issues
100% Gambling
100% Grief

How therapists see their clients

100% Online Only

Top therapy approaches used in Ottawa, ON:

100% Acceptance and Commitment (ACT)
100% Cognitive Behavioural (CBT)
100% Dialectical Behaviour (DBT)
100% Trauma Focused

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find a therapist in Ottawa?

Theralist makes it simple to find a therapist in Ottawa. Browse by neighbourhood (Centretown, the Glebe, Westboro, Orleans, or Kanata), therapy type, or the issues you want to work on. You can filter by in-person or virtual availability and see each therapist's credentials and specialties. Therapists on Theralist are licensed professionals registered with Ontario's regulatory colleges.

Can I find a bilingual therapist in Ottawa?

Yes. As Canada's capital, Ottawa has a significant Francophone population and many therapists offer services in both English and French. Being able to access therapy in your preferred language can make a meaningful difference in the therapeutic process. On Theralist, you can filter by language to find a therapist who provides services in English, French, or both, making it easier to find someone you can fully express yourself with.

What credentials should I look for in an Ottawa therapist?

In Ontario, therapists are regulated by several bodies. Registered Psychotherapists (RP) are regulated by the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO). Registered Social Workers (RSW) are regulated by the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW). Psychologists are regulated by the College of Psychologists of Ontario. Each credential is clearly shown on Theralist profiles, making it easy to verify qualifications.

Do Ottawa therapists specialize in workplace stress or burnout?

Ottawa has a large public service and government workforce, and many local therapists specialize in workplace stress, burnout, and career transitions. Whether you're navigating the demands of federal government work, the non-profit sector, or Ottawa's growing tech scene, you can find therapists who understand the specific pressures of your field. Filter Theralist's Ottawa directory by stress, burnout, or career concerns to find a specialist.

How much does therapy cost in Ottawa?

Therapy costs in Ottawa vary by the therapist's credentials and experience. Some therapists offer sliding scale fees, and many are covered by employer benefits or EAP plans. If you work for the federal government, your benefits package may include mental health coverage worth considering. Check each therapist's Theralist profile for pricing and accepted payment options, and don't hesitate to ask about sliding scale availability.

Can I find trauma or PTSD therapy in Ottawa?

Yes. Many Ottawa therapists specialize in trauma and PTSD treatment using evidence-based approaches such as EMDR, trauma-focused CBT, and somatic therapy. Ottawa has therapists experienced in working with first responders, military personnel, and others exposed to traumatic events. You can filter Theralist's directory by trauma, PTSD, or related concerns to find a therapist with the right expertise.

Is online therapy available from Ottawa therapists?

Yes, many Ottawa therapists on Theralist offer virtual sessions. Online therapy can be especially convenient during Ottawa's cold winters when commuting to appointments is less appealing, or if you live in suburban areas like Orleans or Kanata. Research shows online therapy is equally effective as in-person care. Filter by "online" on Theralist to find Ottawa therapists offering remote appointments.

What free or low-cost support is available in Ottawa?

Ottawa residents have several free or low-cost options. The Ottawa Distress Centre (613-238-3311) offers crisis support 24/7. The Ottawa Public Health website connects residents to community mental health resources. ConnexOntario provides free, confidential support and referrals. Some community health centres across the city offer low-cost counselling on a sliding scale, and some Theralist therapists may offer reduced-fee spots as well.