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Areas of Concern

Here is a list of concerns I tend to work with clients on but
its more of a starting point, not a complete list!​
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Relationship & Marital Issues

Relationships and marriage can be challenging, even when there is love and commitment. Therapy offers a space to work through communication breakdowns, conflict, trust issues, and life transitions, helping partners better understand each other and build healthier, more connected relationships.

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Body Image

Body image concerns can deeply affect confidence, intimacy, and everyday life. Therapy provides a supportive space to explore where these feelings come from, challenge harsh self-judgments, and build a more compassionate, grounded relationship with your body.

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Sex & Intimacy Concerns

Sex and intimacy can be hard. They’re influenced by our past, our bodies, stress, and relationships, and when something feels off it can be confusing or isolating. These struggles are common, human, and nothing to be ashamed of.

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Emotion Awarness

Emotions can sometimes feel overwhelming or we can disconnect from our emotions time to time. By learning to notice, name, and make sense of what you’re feeling, you can respond with more clarity, self-compassion, and intention in your daily life.

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Family Dynamics

Families can be complicated. Therapy can help you make sense of dynamics from your family of origin, your current family relationships, and the future you want to create together. By understanding where these patterns come from, you can respond differently, set healthier boundaries, and relate with greater intention.

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Values & Beliefs

Our values and beliefs shape how we see ourselves, our relationships, and the world around us. Sometimes we hold onto them long after they stop serving us. Therapy offers a space to explore where these beliefs began, decide which ones still fit, and live more intentionally in alignment with what truly matters to you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a therapy session cost?

Individual Therapy Session costs $220 per session*

Couples Therapy Session costs $250 per session*

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*Sliding Scale requests are available! 

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Do you charge HST for therapy sessions?

No, as a Registered Psychotherapy in Ontario, I am not required to charge HST for therapy service.


Is your practice 100% virtual?

Yes, all therapy is conducted virtually via Jane App platform.

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When do appointments happen?

Monday to Friday with daytime and evening slots available!  

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Are therapy fees covered by insurance? Do you offer direct billing?

Amie Latta Psychotherapy does not do direct billing. Receipts will be sent to clients after session payment has been received in full. Client’s are, therefore, responsible for submitting their receipts to their insurance provider. Please note that coverage varies provider to provider. As a result, clients are encouraged to confirm coverage with their insurance provider prior to commencing therapy.

 

Why do clients need to live in Ontario, Canada to do therapy with you?

At this time, because Amie Latta Psychotherapy is registered with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario. Therefore, only residents of Ontario can be taken on by Amie Latta as therapy clients. However, residents of other provinces or countries are welcome to participate in psycho-educational workshops and programs offered through Amie Latta Psychotherapy. 

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