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Find Black Therapists in Montreal

Cultural fit matters in therapy. Promptd lets you find Black therapists and psychologists across Canada who bring shared understanding alongside clinical expertise. Finding a provider who gets it shouldn't be the hardest part.

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5 Black Therapists in Montreal

Laura Fontil, Psychologist - View listing
Laura Fontil
Psychologist
1 to 3 km from Montreal
In-PersonOnline

Anxiety, Depression, Selective mutism, OCD, Emotion regulation, ADHD
Member of openspaceclinic
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Khan Bouba-Dalambaye, counsellor - View listing
Khan Bouba-Dalambaye
counsellor, registered counsellor, clinical counsellor, Consultant
1 to 3 km from Montreal
In-PersonOnline

Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, Burnout, Teens, BIPOC
Member of openspaceclinic
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Gabrielle Otis, Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) - View listing
Gabrielle Otis
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
1 to 3 km from Montreal
Online

Anxiety, IFS, Teens, Black
Member of openspaceclinic
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Amélie McGarrell, Naturopath - View listing
Amélie McGarrell
Naturopath
3 to 5 km from Montreal
OnlineIn-PersonHome Visit

ADHD, Children, Teens, Neurodivergent, Black, Blended Families
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Shayla Stephen, Social Worker - View listing
Shayla Stephen
Social Worker
3 to 5 km from Montreal
Online

Anxiety, Social anxiety, Black
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Provider overview

5

Practitioners available

4

Accepting new clients

$152/h

Average session price

13h

Average response time

2

Specialties: Therapy and Assessment

2

Languages spoken

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Black Therapists pricing in Montreal by professional title

ProfessionAvg. hourly rate
Psychologist$180/hr
Counsellor$175/hr
Psychotherapist$140/hr
Social Worker$160/hr

Black Therapists pricing near Montreal compared to nearby cities

CityAvg. hourly rate
Montreal$152/hr
Westmount$152/hr
Outremont$152/hr
Mont-Royal$152/hr
LaSalle$152/hr
Longueuil$152/hr

Black Therapists provider breakdown by gender in Montreal

Female (80%)
Male (20%)

Black Therapists provider breakdown by service mode in Montreal

In-person and online (60%)
Online only (40%)

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Your questions, answered

Why choose a Black therapist?

Shared cultural understanding can improve safety, trust, and communication. Black therapists and psychologists may bring lived experience that helps contextualize stressors like racial stress, code-switching, and intergenerational patterns. Fit still matters beyond identity. If funding and coverage are part of access, review NIHB considerations and confirm paperwork directly with the provider.

How do I find a Black therapist near me?

On Promptd, filter by identity and location to see Black therapists and psychologists accepting clients in your area. Each profile shows fees, credentials, specialties, and availability so you can compare before reaching out. If options are limited locally, many providers offer secure video sessions across provincial lines.

Do I need to be Black to see a Black therapist?

No. Black therapists work with clients of all backgrounds. Some people seek a Black therapist specifically for shared cultural context, while others choose one based on specialty, approach, or availability. What matters most is the fit between you and your provider.

Can a Black therapist help with racial trauma or racism-related stress?

Yes. Racial trauma, intergenerational trauma, and the cumulative impact of discrimination are areas where shared cultural context can be especially valuable. Many Black therapists are trained in trauma-focused methods. Start with trauma and PTSD therapists to browse providers, and explore EMDR therapy if memory reprocessing is relevant to your situation.

What should I look for beyond identity when choosing a therapist?

Specialty, approach, and practical fit all matter. If worry or panic is the main concern, filtering for anxiety therapists can help. For persistent low mood, try depression counselling. For relationship work, start with couples therapists or family therapists. Then check fees, insurance coverage, session format, and availability to narrow your shortlist.

What if there are no Black therapists in my area?

Many Black therapists on Promptd offer secure video sessions, which means you are not limited to providers in your immediate city. Virtual sessions can significantly expand your options, especially outside major centres like Toronto and Montreal. Filter for remote availability and you will likely see a much wider selection.

How much does it cost to see a Black therapist in Canada?

Fees are comparable to other therapists in your area, typically $100 to $220 per hour depending on credentials, specialization, and province. Some offer sliding-scale rates, and extended health benefits often reimburse sessions with registered psychologists, social workers, or psychotherapists. Ask about direct billing or receipt format when booking.