Adult Services

We provide individual and group therapy for adults experiencing emotional difficulties. Our services are provided by PhD students in clinical psychology under the supervision of licensed psychologists.

Individual Psychotherapy

We provide short-term, evidence-based individual psychotherapy for adults experiencing psychological difficulties, such as:

  • Anxiety (e.g., panic attacks, excessive worrying, and social anxiety)
  • Depression
  • Panic attacks
  • Phobias
  • Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
  • Insomnia
  • Low self-esteem
  • Perfectionism

Unfortunately, we are unable to provide therapy to students who are completing a major or minor in Psychology at McGill University. This is to avoid potential conflicts of interest between therapists and clients.

Fee: $40 per session

Registration: To register for psychotherapy and a free screening call, click on the button below, to complete the registration form. Please note that we are unable to provide an estimate of wait times for the screening call or for starting therapy.

*Please note that registration is currently closed, as our waiting list is at capacity. Alternatively, registration for group therapy is open, and a new session is scheduled to begin in January 2027. Click on the "Group Therapy" tab in the left-hand menu for more information.

Register for Adult (18+) Psychotherapy

Group Therapy

We provide a 12-week group therapy program for adults experiencing emotional difficulties such as anxiety, depression, stress, or challenges managing strong emotions. Drawing from evidence-based approaches, such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), this group will help participants develop practical skills to better understand and manage emotions, cope with life’s challenges, and improve overall well-being.

Rather than focusing on a single type of difficulty, the group is designed for people facing a range of emotional concerns. Participants will learn and practice skills in a supportive group setting alongside others with similar experiences.

When: Wednesday evenings from 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm. The next therapy group will start in January 2027. Registration will open in November 2026 for the new session.

Fee: $20 per session

Registration: To receive a free screening call for group psychotherapy, click on the button below, to complete the registration form. Please note that we are unable to provide an estimate of wait times for the screening call after registration.

Register for Adult (18+) Group Therapy

Resources for Adults

The resources below are provided for informational purposes and include crisis support, community services, self-help materials, and organizations that may be helpful while waiting for services.

If you need immediate support

If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or need immediate support, please contact one of the following services. Our clinic does not provide emergency or crisis intervention services.

Emergency Services

  • 911 – If there is an immediate risk to your safety or the safety of someone else

Suicide Crisis Helpline (Canada)

  • Call or text: 988 - Available 24/7 across Canada for individuals experiencing thoughts of suicide or those concerned about someone else.

Quebec Suicide Prevention Services

  • Free, confidential support available 24/7
  • 1-866-APPELLE (1-866-277-3553)
  • Text: 535353
  • Online chat: https://suicide.ca 

Montreal Crisis Centres

  • Crisis centres provide free, specialized crisis intervention services for individuals experiencing significant psychological distress. Services are available throughout Montreal based on your area of residence.
  • https://resicq.ca/resicq-en/

Community mental health services

AMI Quebec

  • community organization that provides education, groups, workshops, and other resources for family members and friends of individuals living with mental health challenges
  • https://amiquebec.org/ 

Informational resources

Canadian Mental Health Association

  • national organization that provides mental health information and resources
  • https://cmha.ca/ 

Quebec portail santé mieux-être

CAMH

International OCD Foundation

  • Provides education and resources about OCD, including information about evidence-based treatments
  • https://iocdf.org/

National Center for PTSD (U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs) 

  • PTSD Information & Self-Help Resources: Provides evidence-based information about PTSD, treatment options, coping strategies, and resources for individuals experiencing trauma-related difficulties and their families​​​​
  • https://www.ptsd.va.gov/professional/patient/index.asp

Self-help and skill-building resources

Relief

  • offers an online self-management course to help adults living with anxiety, depression, or bipolar disorder develop strategies to better manage their mental health

Centre for Clinical Interventions

  • provides online, workbooks for various mental health concerns

Insomnia Coach

  • CBT-based app that helps people improve their sleep

Mood Gym

  • CBT-based self-help tool for learning skills to manage anxiety and depression

PTSD Coach Canada

  • A free app developed by Veterans Affairs Canada that provides education about PTSD and practical strategies to help manage trauma-related symptoms

PTSD Coach Online

  • a free online self-help resource that provides education about PTSD and tools to manage trauma-related symptoms

OCD UK

  • Provides information, downloadable resources, and self-help materials to help individuals understand OCD and learn about evidence-based treatment approaches, including CBT and ERP
  • https://www.ocduk.org/overcoming-ocd/

Books

  • The Anti-Anxiety Program: A Workbook of Proven Strategies to Overcome Worry, Panic, and Phobiasontent
Frequently asked questions

Still have questions? Consult our most frequently asked questions (FAQs) page.

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