Edmonton Psychotherapy Near Me
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Book an appointment, ask a question, or find your way to our Edmonton clinic. A free 15-minute phone consultation is available with any CDMH clinician.
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11062 156 St NW #209A, Edmonton, AB T5P 2W4
(The Klondike Centre, 2nd Floor)
contact@dynamicmentalhealth.ca
Response: Same day during office hours; 1–2 business days outside office hours
Hours
Monday – Saturday:
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
New patients are welcome. Free 15-minute consultation is available.
Please note: The clinic is located on the second floor of The Klondike Centre. There are no elevators available in the building. If you have accessibility requirements, please contact us to discuss options, including virtual appointments.
Book Your Psychotherapy Appointment in Edmonton
Free 15-Minute Phone Consultation Available Before You Commit.
The best first step at CDMH is a free 15-minute phone consultation with your clinician of choice. This allows you to speak directly with your therapist, describe your concerns, learn about their approach, and ask questions about fees, scheduling, and logistics before committing to an intake appointment.
Step 1
Book a Free 15-Minute Consultation Online
Step 2
Complete a brief intake form (or your clinician will gather key information on the call)
Step 3
Schedule your Intake Appointment (1.5–2 hours)
Step 4
Begin your journey toward recovery at CDMH
Fees, Insurance, and Direct Billing
CDMH fees are guided by the Psychologists’ Association of Alberta (PAA) recommended fee schedule, the clinician’s level of specialized training, and continued professional development activities. Fees are due at the conclusion of each session.
- Payment: E-Transfer, Visa, Mastercard, Debit, Cheque, and Cash.
- Direct billing: Available with most insurance companies.
Many extended health benefit plans provide full or partial coverage for mental health services. Contact us directly to discuss billing and coverage.
Cancellation and Confidentiality Policies
Cancellation Policy
CDMH has a 24-hour cancellation policy. If you need to cancel a session, please email your clinician directly or call (780) 243-5509 as early as possible.
Confidentiality
Your confidentiality is the highest priority at CDMH. You have the right to confidentiality in your treatment. Please speak with your clinician for full information on our confidentiality policy, including the limited exceptions required by law.
Edmonton Psychotherapy Near Me
Free 15-Minute Consultation. In-Person and Virtual. All Ages Welcome
Book a free 15-minute phone consultation to speak with one of our helpful clinicians today.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How do I book an appointment at CDMH?
You can book online, call us at (780) 243-5509 or (587) 849-0881, or email contact@dynamicmentalhealth.ca. A free 15-minute phone consultation is available with your clinician of choice before your first appointment.
How quickly can I get an appointment at CDMH?
Availability varies by clinician. Please contact CDMH directly to discuss current wait times and scheduling options. A free 15-minute consultation can often be scheduled within days.
Is CDMH accessible for clients with physical disabilities?
The clinic is located on the second floor of The Klondike Centre, and there are no elevators in the building. If this is a barrier, please contact us. We offer virtual sessions across Alberta and may be able to make other arrangements.
What should I bring to my first appointment at CDMH?
No special preparation is required. Your clinician will guide the intake process. If you have previous assessment reports, medical records, or other relevant documents you’d like to share, you’re welcome to bring them, but they are not required.
Does CDMH have a waitlist?
Availability varies. Contact CDMH directly to inquire about current scheduling. The free 15-minute consultation is often a good first step to get on a clinician’s radar.
Where can I find out more about psychology services in Alberta?
The Psychologists’ Association of Alberta (PAA) and the College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP) are the primary resources for information about psychology regulation, fees, and standards of practice in Alberta.