MEDICAL ASSISTANCE IN DYING THERAPY IN ONTARIO
Support for individuals looking for support and Medical Assistance in Dying therapy(MAiD), and for loved ones navigating grief, guilt, or complex emotions in Ontario. Grounded, compassionate, and experienced care—without judgment, pressure, or platitudes. Sessions are available online across Ontario by secure video.
Compassionate Space for Hard Choices
If you’re seeking Medical Assistance in Dying therapy and looking for a therapist who has experience in walking with people through the process of grief, relief, fear, confusion, I’m glad you’re here. There are common therapeutic themes that come up for most clients – often within the spiritual realm of meaning-making, legacy, hope and peace. I have met with people in home, hospital and long term care who are exploring their options and need support to understand their feelings and find inner-peace with themselves and their families in the midst of significant decision-making. I offer online support across Ontario for people and their loved ones seeking Medical Assistance in Dying therapy. You can read more about me HERE.
HOW ONLINE MAiD THERAPY HELPS
Medical Assistance in Dying Therapy with me is fully online and includes secure video sessions. So whether you’re at home or in hospital in London, Ottawa, Toronto, or anywhere in Ontario, Medical Assistance in Dying therapy is available.
Flexible scheduling: video sessions can fit around rest, appointments and energy levels.
Easily claimable: most Ontario extended health plans reimburse Registered Psychotherapist services (session receipt provided).
Who this is for:
Family members, partners, or caregivers wrestling with complex emotions
Anyone seeking a safe, non-judgmental space to process and prepare, without an agenda or rushed resolution
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE IN DYING THERAPY OFFERS
- A clear, calm space to explore this choice with no agenda
- Emotional safety as you unpack grief, relief, guilt, or doubt
- Decision support that honors your pace and context
- Preparation that is practical, emotional and spiritual to help you get ready for your next steps
- Compassionate care for caregivers and loved ones intertwined in this journey
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Medical Assistance in Dying therapy?
It’s specialized therapy that supports the decision-making process, emotional well‑being, and spiritual meaning around Medical Assistance in Dying. Processing the significant and difficult decision-making can prevent prolonged grief disorders.
Who do you work with?
I work with adults in Ontario exploring MAiD for themselves or supporting someone who is. Having an objective person to talk to can be an important part of gaining clarity and helping with communication needs in relationships. Also caregivers who face anticipatory grief, guilt, or burnout, or living with the loss after the death. I have worked with all aspects of the family as part of the palliative care outreach team in Ontario.
How are sessions scheduled?
Online video appointments are easy and convenient ways to meet for therapy and support. I offer sessions that are secure, private and accessible anywhere in Ontario. Sessions are booked at times that respect your energy and needs, whether from your hospital bed or living room. Each session is 50 minutes and is client-led, and therapist supported. Sessions are often for individuals, although sessions can be scheduled for groups as needed – especially to work through communication challenges and expectations.
Is Medical Assistance in Dying therapy covered by insurance?
Yes, most Ontario extended healthcare plans cover Registered Psychotherapy. After each session you’ll receive a receipt for reimbursement. Private-pay options also available. Read more on the FAQ page.
YOUR NEXT STEP
1. Free 20-minute consultation to explore fit and connection
2. If it feels right, begin regular sessions—weekly or bi‑weekly
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