Online therapy · Hamilton

Online therapy for Hamilton with Ontario Registered Psychotherapists.

Therapy for adults and couples in Hamilton, across the escarpment and surrounding communities. Online over secure video, or in person at our Mississauga office. Trauma-informed, attachment-based psychotherapy, paced to reduce the friction of getting started.

Katelyn Matias is a Registered Psychotherapist, CRPO #10340. Daniella Simas Medeiros is a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), CRPO #19387. Julia Malynka is a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), CRPO #22601. All three work with clients in Hamilton over secure video.

Clinicians
One RP and two Registered Psychotherapists (Qualifying), registered with Ontario’s CRPO
Location
Online in Hamilton; in person in Mississauga by appointment
Free consultation
15 minutes, no charge
Individual sessions
$160 to $180 · 50 minutes
Couples sessions
$200 · 50 minutes or $290 · 80 minutes
Insurance
Receipts provided; direct billing when the clinician, insurer, and Jane support it

About online therapy in Hamilton.

Hamilton has its own particular weight. The post-industrial identity, the McMaster student population folded into the city, the working-class core meeting the gentrifying Ottawa Street corridor, the escarpment view from one side and the bay from the other. The version of yourself who shows up to all of it is not always the version who knows what to do when something cracks.

Online sessions remove practical barriers: the drive up the access from Stoney Creek, the parking math near Downtown, and the difficulty of protecting a private hour in a busy week. You meet your therapist over secure video from wherever you are, for 50 minutes that belong to you.

What we work with

Areas Hamilton clients come in for.

Why Hamilton

A small Ontario practice that respects what Hamilton already knows.

All three clinicians at Anchor & Bloom are registered to practise psychotherapy in Ontario. We understand the Hamilton mental health landscape: private psychotherapy not being covered by OHIP, the cultural mix that spans McMaster graduate students, multi-generation Stelco families, and the new wave of escaped-Toronto creatives in the North End.

A small practice, not a directory or rotating platform. Same therapist every week. Real work at your pace.

Crisis support

If you need help right now.

Anchor & Bloom is not a crisis service. If you are in crisis in Hamilton or the surrounding area, the following are available:

  • Talk Suicide Canada: 1-833-456-4566 (24/7), text 45645 (4 pm to midnight ET)
  • Suicide Crisis Helpline: call or text 988
  • COAST Hamilton: 905-972-8338 (Crisis Outreach and Support Team, 24/7)
  • Hamilton Health Sciences. Hamilton General Hospital ER: 237 Barton Street East
  • St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton. West 5th Campus: psychiatric emergency at 100 West 5th Street
  • If you are in immediate danger, call 911

Common questions about online therapy in Hamilton.

How do I find a therapist in Hamilton?

Start by checking registration: psychotherapist is a protected title in Ontario, so anyone offering psychotherapy in Hamilton under that title must be registered with the CRPO, and the public register is searchable. All three Anchor & Bloom clinicians are CRPO-registered and work with Hamilton clients online, with in-person sessions available at the Mississauga office. A free 15-minute consultation is a low-stakes way to check fit before booking.

Do you have an office in Hamilton?

Anchor & Bloom works with Hamilton clients online across Ontario. In-person sessions are available by appointment at the Mississauga office when clinically appropriate and available.

Are you affiliated with McMaster or Hamilton Health Sciences?

No. Anchor & Bloom is an independent private practice. Coverage through an employer or school plan varies, so confirm that your plan covers the exact clinician designation before booking.

I am a student or grad student. Can I afford this?

Some student health plans include mental health benefits, but the provider designations, reimbursement limits, and referral rules vary. Check your current plan documents or member portal for the exact clinician designation before booking.

How quickly can I book a consultation?

Availability changes by clinician and week. The Jane booking page is the source of truth for open consultation times. A consultation can also help you discuss a recurring appointment time.

How are sessions held?

Through Jane, a Canadian-built, PHIPA-compliant video platform. You receive a secure link, click it, and meet your therapist over video. No app to install. Phone audio works as a fallback if your internet is unreliable.

Start with a free conversation.

A 15-minute consultation to ask questions and decide if the fit feels right.

Book a consultation
Book a free 15-minute consult