Jenn Mulrooney · Google · 3 Dec 2025
Next openingFri 18 · 8:00 AM28 openings free Fri 18
Typical price$235–$375half of 64 listed prices, on $117.50–$530
Care offeredCounselling96 services · 38 practitioners
Last checked36 min agoopenings, straight from the clinic’s booking calendar
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Ghaida Abosafi is on leave and not accepting new clients.
Rachel Nasr is on leave and not accepting new clients.
Sacha Gigliuk is on leave and not accepting new clients.
About the clinic
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Reviews
Ratings are collected by outside services and may be combined — Clinicly rates no one.4.422 reviews · Google
Miss M · Google · 5 Oct 2025
“I just started with Meghan and she is very understanding and compassionate. This service is great, because even with benefits you would only get maybe 2 sessions. This offers everyone, a chance to get help! Worth the wait!”
Jamie Clark · Google · 4 Jul 2025
“Cultivate has been an amazing resource for me and my mental health. I'm so appreciative of their flexible rates and they matched me with a wonderful counsellor who has been a great fit for my needs in exploring what therapy can do for me. I give Veronica Jackson, in particular, high praise as an excellent listener, reframer, and she provides so many tools and perspectives to help you understand yourself better and how to look at situations in new ways that can unlock better appreciation of yourself. I defintely recommend Cultivate for anyone looking for help or support in their lives. Their team will definitely have someone that will fit your needs and give you the tools you are looking for.”Read moreShow less
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Ariel Pandachuck · Google · 23 Jun 2025
“I found Cultivate while researching private assessments as the ones provided by the province were rushed and missed a lot of information. Cultivate got me in quite quickly (less than a month after I inquired, which is amazing considering it took a half a year just to see the psychiatrist I was referred to through the province). They do not shame you or make you feel guilty if you cannot afford the full price and they make sure, no matter what, you get the help you need. I saw Britta for my assessment and she was wonderful! She was non-judgemental, easy to talk to, took the time to explain what each test was for, made sure to clarify things if I was confused in a way that didn’t make me feel dumb, and she was efficient. The time between applying and getting my assessment was fast, but they also took the time to go through the report before they finalized it to make sure nothing was missed, incorrect, and that I understood it whereas during my other assessments this was not done. Once my report was complete Britta helped me come up with a plan for next steps. As much as I wanted her to be my new therapist and to guide me through my new found neurodivergence she explained due to ethics she could not be, but she helped find me the perfect person to work with, Sacha! Sacha is very informed on neurodivergence and if she doesn’t know the answer she is willing to find out. She is compassionate and teaches me about my new found diagnoses. I never feel judged and I feel like she genuinely cares and is in my corner. Ever since our first appointment I have felt at ease with Sacha and like I can open to her. She doesn’t make me feel silly or like I’m not trying hard enough. She makes me feel seen and heard. I cannot wait to continue working with Sacha to unravel the mystery of my new found neurodivergence. If you are hesitant about signing up at Cultivate this is your sign to do it! They are ethical, efficient, thorough, and all the staff I’ve had contact with are wonderful people.”Read moreShow less
grizzlies15 · Google · 23 Jan 2025
“I will be honest with you. After looking at your website, I am very hesitant to use your service because I do not feel you offer safe space to everyone. I feel I would have to keep myself reserved and contained and that a good portion of your staff would judge me if any of my 'right wing' ideology ever came out. Also, you may not be aware, but pronouns make more people feel uncomfortable than you think. For myself it makes it difficult to relate to someone who feels the need to use pronouns. It is also concerning that an organization would force this on their employees to represent themselves as anything other than their name. I'm sure most of your staff are very nice people though. I will also bring up, it seems you have a problem with quality. As of 8 months ago you are receiving a steady flow of negative reviews. You may want to reflect and look at what has changed within your organization.”Read moreShow less
Nicole K. · Google · 31 Oct 2024
“Pay what you can means you get a student. Even if the first match is not a fit, you are not transferred to a more appropriate therapist. My first match was either misogynistic or had some deep seated resentment towards my condition. The second one had no skills to do the trauma work I sought help for. When we didn't make any progress and I tried to address that, I was essentially told to come back when I have resolved my issues. Both therapists were not accountable for the issues they brought into the sessions and I can't help but think that the second therapist's job was simply to get rid of me because I couldn't pay the full fee. This is clearly a business first, and because of that chances are they do more harm than good.”Read moreShow less
Princess Lyla · Google · 23 Oct 2024
“Perks: pay what you like. Virtual. Some good therapists. Cons: Pay what you like gets you counsellors with little experience. Some counselors dont know their work and will misrepresent clients to other therapists. They will request to record your session qnd will be lax in general administration but if you do the same they will offer zero empathy. You will get a sense that your problems are being discussed that is minimal sense of Confidentiality. Conclusion; I would not use them unless you are very desperate. Too sad we pay taxes for social services but cannot we still need to really work on getting sustained, affordable, quality mental health support.”Read moreShow less
Danny S. · Google · 16 Aug 2023
“I have found invaluable counseling and guidance from my time with Karalee at Cultivate. Setting up my first appointment was easy and I found the services affordable and accessible. I feel that this is the first time in my life I feel at peace. I couldn't have done so without Cultivate.”Read moreShow less
Taylor Solberg · Google · 26 May 2023
“Cultivate is a rare gem that I feel grateful to have found. They are an organization that has a true focus on accessibility, and the work they do is invaluable. I discovered their services when I was looking for a therapist who would be affordable to see long-term. At Cultivate, I found an amazing therapist who I am able to see as often or as little as I need, and with a sliding scale I know it's aways accessible to me. I have done both virtual and in-person appointments, and I love having an option.”Read moreShow less
Kuechy Kou · Google · 14 Dec 2022
