Find Online Therapy in Montreal
Online therapy makes it possible to work with a licensed therapist from anywhere in Canada, without the commute or the waitlist. Promptd connects you with real, regulated providers offering secure video sessions, not chatbot subscriptions.
Online therapy makes it possible to work with a licensed therapist from anywhere in Canada, without the commute or the waitlist. Promptd connects you with real, regulated providers offering secure video sessions, not chatbot subscriptions.
Montreal, right now
Providers listed133
Accepting new clients115
Typical reply time~26 hours
Average session$144/h
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133 Online Therapy specialists in Montreal
Provider overview
133
Practitioners available
115
Accepting new clients
$144/h
Average session price
26h
Average response time
4
Specialties: Therapy, Family mediation, Assessment and Speech therapy
12
Languages spoken
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| Profession | Avg. hourly rate |
|---|---|
| Social Worker | $131/hr |
| Psychotherapist | $144/hr |
| Psychologist | $173/hr |
| Counsellor | $123/hr |
| Sexologist | $110/hr |
Online Therapy pricing near Montreal compared to nearby cities
| City | Avg. hourly rate |
|---|---|
| Montreal | $121/hr |
| Westmount | $120/hr |
| Outremont | $122/hr |
| Mont-Royal | $125/hr |
| LaSalle | $137/hr |
| Longueuil | $123/hr |
Online Therapy provider breakdown by gender in Montreal
Female (71%)
Male (20%)
Other (9%)
Online Therapy provider breakdown by service mode in Montreal
In-person and online (86%)
Online only (14%)
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Your questions, answered
How does online therapy work?
Sessions happen by secure video on your phone or computer. Your therapist shares a link, you join from a private space, and work follows a structured plan with brief homework between visits. Online care is often used for skills-based approaches like CBT therapy and for concerns like Anxiety therapists when privacy and technology are adequate.
Is online therapy as effective as in person?
For most common concerns like anxiety, depression, and stress, research shows comparable outcomes when privacy and technology are adequate. Online care reduces travel and improves consistency, which helps momentum. Some work, including certain trauma techniques or hands-on assessments, may benefit from in-person sessions. Many people blend formats, booking in-person therapy when needed and virtual sessions the rest of the time.
How is privacy and security handled?
Clinics use encrypted platforms with consent and data policies. Ask how notes are stored, what appears on receipts, and how messaging works. If safety risks exist at home, providers can adapt contact methods and code words. In higher-risk situations, starting with Domestic abuse counselling support or a paced Trauma & PTSD therapists plan may be safer than standard telehealth.
What issues are a good fit for online therapy?
Online therapy works well for anxiety, depression, stress, relationship skills, OCD, and many other concerns. If your primary goal is relationship repair, Couples therapists may be a better starting point. If trauma symptoms are central, consider Trauma and PTSD therapists and confirm the provider's approach and pacing for virtual sessions. Assessments and certain hands-on techniques may still require an in-person visit.
Is online therapy free in Canada?
Some publicly funded programs offer free online therapy. The Online Therapy Unit (University of Regina) provides free internet-delivered CBT for depression, anxiety, and chronic pain to adults across Canada. Several provinces also offer free or subsidized virtual mental health programs. For private therapy, most sessions cost $100 to $220 per hour, and extended health benefits often reimburse part of the fee.
How much does online therapy cost?
Private online therapy in Canada typically costs the same as in-person sessions: $100 to $220 per hour depending on credentials and province. Some therapists offer reduced rates for virtual sessions since they have lower overhead. Extended health plans usually reimburse online sessions the same way as in-person, as long as the provider is a registered psychologist, social worker, or psychotherapist.
Is there a Canadian equivalent to BetterHelp?
Platforms like BetterHelp and Talkspace operate on a subscription model with therapists who may or may not be licensed in your province. In Canada, you can instead work directly with a regulated provider through directories like Promptd, where you see credentials, fees, and availability upfront. The difference is accountability: regulated Canadian therapists are bound by provincial licensing standards, complaints processes, and ethical codes.
Can I see a therapist online from another province?
It depends on the provider's licensing. In Canada, therapists are regulated provincially, so a psychologist licensed in Ontario may not be able to treat someone in BC. Some professions (like social work) have interprovincial agreements, and some therapists hold licenses in multiple provinces. Always confirm that your provider is authorized to treat clients in the province where you are located during sessions.