Therapists and Wellness Practitioners in North Bay
Finding the right practitioner usually starts with a short conversation, and every person in this guide offers that first conversation free. Here is who they are and who they see.
Bright Raven Psychotherapy: couples and individual therapy, downtown or online
Brooke Bertrand is a Registered Psychotherapist in downtown North Bay offering couples therapy, individual therapy, and Walk and Talk sessions along the waterfront from May to October. Every new client starts with a free fifteen minute consultation. Fifty minute individual sessions are $170 and couples sessions are $190, with sliding scale fees for financial hardship. Secure video sessions are available anywhere in Ontario, and most extended health plans cover a Registered Psychotherapist.
Chaos to Connection: EMDR, IFS and grief therapy, fully online
Suzy Pollard is a Registered Psychotherapist in Powassan who works entirely online, one to one over video, with clients across Canada. She is a body based therapist using EMDR, Internal Family Systems and Brainspotting, and a Certified Grief Educator. A standard 55 minute session is $150. Reach her through chaostoconnection.ca to book the free consultation.
Remissio Wellness: massage therapy with Matrix Repatterning
Julie Rioux has been a Registered Massage Therapist in North Bay since 2004 and is accepting new clients for Massage Therapy with Matrix Repatterning, a gentle, fully clothed treatment. Initial appointments are 60 minutes and follow ups are usually 45 or 30. Treatment is available in French, and Remissio is also a shared space that hosts other practitioners and workshops.
Myofunctional Foundations: mouth breathing, snoring and tongue tie
Victoria Armaly is a registered restorative dental hygienist offering myofunctional therapy for mouth breathing, snoring, tongue tie, tongue thrust and jaw pain, for children and adults. You start with a free consultation by video or phone, about twenty minutes. Most programs take fourteen to twenty sessions, usually every two weeks, and fees follow the dental hygiene fee guide, which some private plans cover.
One thing to know
Regulated health professionals in Ontario are not allowed to ask clients for reviews, so a short review list does not mean a short client list. The free consultation is the better test: book one and trust how it feels.