Find ADHD Therapists in Montreal

ADHD affects more than focus. It shows up in planning, motivation, emotional regulation, and relationships. Promptd helps you find ADHD therapists and psychologists across Canada who specialize in practical strategies, not just talk.

Montreal, right now

Providers listed39
Accepting new clients31
Typical reply time~19 hours
Average session$153/h

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39 ADHD Therapists in Montreal

Fanny Matte, Social worker - View listing
Fanny Matte
Social worker
Replies in 3h
3-5 km awayOnline
French, English
Anxiety, Depression, Burnout
From$94.50
Tommy Khang Giang, Occupational therapist - View listing
Tommy Khang Giang
Occupational therapist
Replies in 1hFree 15min consultation
5-10 km awayOnline
English, French
Neurodivergent identities, Anxiety, Racial identity
From$120
Reduced rates from $94.50
Marie-Josée Mercier, Clinical Psychologist - View listing
Marie-Josée Mercier
Clinical Psychologist, Clinical Supervisor
Replies in 6h
3-5 km awayOnline
French
Childhood sexual abuse, Childhood physical abuse, Neglect
From$220
Sepehr Hashemian, Clinical Psychologist - View listing
Sepehr Hashemian
Clinical Psychologist, Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist
Replies in 2d
1-3 km awayIn-PersonOnline
Farsi, English
Anxiety, Relationship difficulties, Identity conflicts
From$180
Irina Iacob, Social worker - View listing
Irina Iacob
Social worker, Psychotherapist
Replies in 47h
3-5 km awayIn-PersonOnline
English, Romanian, French
Emotional dependency, Alcoholism, Substance abuse
From$150
May-Lee Paris Michaud, Sexologist - View listing
May-Lee Paris Michaud
Sexologist, Support relationship, Sex education talks
Replies in 17h
1-3 km awayIn-PersonOnline
English, French
Relational problems, Couple conflicts, Attachment
From$125
Melanie Girard, Specialized educator - View listing
Melanie Girard
Specialized educator, Therapist in relational help, Psychosocial worker
Replies in 11h
5-10 km awayOnline
French
Suffering related to mental health difficulties, Emotion regulation, Relational difficulties
From$32
Julie Racine, Psychoeducator - View listing
Julie Racine
Psychoeducator
Replies in 8h
20+ km awayOnline
French, English
Neurodivergence, primarily Tsadah and ADHD across all ages, Social or generalized anxiety, Situational adaptive disorders
From$110

Provider overview

39

Practitioners available

31

Accepting new clients

$153/h

Average session price

19h

Average response time

3

Specialties: Therapy, Assessment and Family mediation

8

Languages spoken

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ADHD Therapists pricing in Montreal by professional title

ProfessionAvg. hourly rate
Psychologist$199/hr
Social Worker$116/hr
Psychotherapist$189/hr
Sexologist$118/hr
Counsellor$95/hr
Psychoeducator$100/hr

ADHD Therapists pricing near Montreal compared to nearby cities

CityAvg. hourly rate
Montreal$148/hr
Westmount$148/hr
Outremont$148/hr
Mont-Royal$148/hr
LaSalle$153/hr
Longueuil$144/hr

ADHD Therapists provider breakdown by gender in Montreal

Female (83%)
Male (14%)
Non-binary (3%)

ADHD Therapists provider breakdown by service mode in Montreal

In-person and online (83%)
Online only (14%)
In-person only (3%)

Your questions, answered

How does therapy help ADHD?

Therapy builds skills for attention, planning, and emotion regulation while addressing sleep, routines, and stress. You will learn environmental tweaks and tools to manage tasks and motivation. Coordination with medical providers supports medication decisions when relevant. For adolescents, Teen therapists care can tailor strategies to school demands and family routines.

Which approaches are used for ADHD therapy?

CBT therapy is the most common starting point, targeting procrastination, negative self-talk, and disorganization through structured exercises. DBT therapy can help when emotional dysregulation is central. Behavioral strategies, skills coaching, and mindfulness-based approaches are also used. Plans include small experiments and tracking so you can see what actually works in your daily routines.

What type of therapist is best for ADHD?

Look for a therapist with specific ADHD experience, not just a general practice that lists it. Psychologists can provide both therapy and formal diagnosis. Psychotherapists and social workers can provide ongoing skills-based support. Ask how they structure sessions for ADHD clients, whether they use concrete tools between visits, and how they track progress.

What is the difference between an ADHD coach and an ADHD therapist?

An ADHD therapist addresses the emotional and psychological side: anxiety, self-esteem, relationship patterns, and coping strategies. An ADHD coach focuses on practical systems: time management, accountability, goal setting, and daily structure. Coaches are not regulated in the same way and cannot diagnose or treat mental health conditions. Some people benefit from both, and some therapists blend coaching techniques into their sessions.

Can a psychologist diagnose ADHD?

Yes. Licensed psychologists can diagnose ADHD through clinical interviews, standardized tests, and rating scales. A formal diagnosis can support workplace or school accommodations and clarify whether co-occurring conditions like anxiety or learning differences are also present. If you think you need an assessment, start with ADHD assessments to find providers.

Does OHIP cover ADHD therapy?

OHIP does not cover private psychotherapy or psychology sessions for ADHD. However, psychiatrist visits are covered, and many employer-sponsored extended health plans reimburse sessions with registered psychologists, psychotherapists, or social workers. Some community health centres and hospital programs offer publicly funded ADHD support. Check your specific plan for eligible providers and annual caps.

Is ADHD therapy different for adults vs children?

Yes. Adult ADHD therapy tends to focus on executive function strategies, workplace performance, relationship patterns, and processing the impact of late diagnosis. Child and adolescent work emphasizes routines, caregiver coaching, school coordination, and developmentally appropriate skill building. If you are looking for support for a child, child therapists can help you find age-appropriate providers.

What should I look for in an ADHD assessment?

A thorough ADHD assessment integrates clinical interviews, standardized measures, and input from multiple settings like home and work or school. It should rule out overlapping conditions such as anxiety, depression, or learning differences. If academic accommodations are the goal, a psychoeducational assessment may be more comprehensive. For a focused ADHD evaluation, start with ADHD assessments.