Psychological Support for Real Life in Northern Ontario

Assessments, psychotherapy, and no-waitlist single session consultations led with genuine care and connection.

Welcome to MNDFL Collective.

Life in the North - we get it. We truly appreciate what it takes to live here.

We’re a dedicated team of clinicians doing mental health care differently, with no clinical coldness or an impersonal environment where you feel like just another file on a desk.

Because we understand that mental health support isn’t one-size-fits-all, we provide a full spectrum of psychological services with a genuinely human approach.

Why we’re different:

Explore what we do

Personalized care.

Receive inclusive care that’s tailored to you or your loved one’s unique strengths and needs. We simply don’t believe in cookie-cutter mental health support.

Lifespan support.

We work with clients from infancy to adulthood, which supports continuity of care and an understanding of how life experiences, at any age, can influence a client’s life.

Comfortable environment.

Experience a warm, genuine, and welcoming space where you and your family can feel at ease, promoting openness and collaboration.

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Depression and anxiety
Trauma (e.g., PTSD, complex and developmental trauma)
Neurodevelopmental conditions (e.g., Autism, ADHD)
- Including autism assessments for children, teens, and adults
Concerns with development and learning
- Including psychoeducational assessments for English and bilingual (English/French) learners
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Tic-related conditions
Selective mutism
Behavioural concerns
Interpersonal or social skill problems
Caregiver coaching and parenting support
Workplace injuries (i.e., WSIB)
Indigenous communities (e.g., Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB), Jordan’s Principle)
And more…

We have experience supporting:

The Process.

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Book an Intake

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Schedule an intake to help us better understand you or your family member’s strengths, needs, and unique journey.

Personalized Plan

We will collaborate with you to develop a tailored plan, be it an assessment, psychotherapy, and/or consultation. Rest assured that you will have clear steps to move forward.

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Monitoring

Even after we have reached the goals set in your personalized plan, we will continue to consult with you as needed. We also offer no-waitlist single consultations for support when you need it most.

What we offer.

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To better understand one’s emotions, behaviours, and personality in terms of a possible diagnosis and to inform recommendations for treatment
To better understand an individual’s learning profile (e.g., IQ, aspects of cognitive functioning, achievement in reading, writing, and math) to assist with planning for school/work accommodations and coordination of learning supports
A specialized type of psychological assessment intended to evaluate the presence of traits associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
To evaluate an individual’s development in terms of intellectual capabilities, along with their ability to engage in activities of daily living

Assessments

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Psychotherapy & Other Interventions

We will support you and/or your family member through a therapeutic process to address and manage any emotional or behavioural challenges, with the goal of improved coping, personal growth, and mental wellness
Similar to individual psychotherapy, group therapy uses psychotherapeutic strategies, usually Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), in a group setting
Support for caregivers in terms of managing externalizing behaviours, learning parenting strategies, and improving understanding of a child’s development
Support for caregivers, schools, agencies, etc. to better understand the nature of a child’s difficult behaviour(s), including recommendations for a behaviour treatment plan
Support for caregivers, siblings, and other family members of an individual who has a psychiatric or neurodevelopmental condition to better understand the diagnosis, determine implications for home life, and for general coping
Have you ever needed psychological support, diagnostic impression, or clinical recommendations/next steps but didn’t know where to turn? We are proud to offer a unique service where we dedicate a few days a month to a “drop-in” mental health service where you can book a one-off 50-minute consultation with Dr. Price or a clinician working under her supervision, without having to wait months or years on a waitlist

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Supervision & Professional Development

We offer a developmental approach to mentor graduate students looking to register with their respective colleges. There are also volunteer opportunities available for bachelor-level students
We offer workshops and presentations on various mental health topics. Feel free to reach out with any requests for novel topics. Previous topics have included psychoeducation regarding Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), technology use and child development, and strategies to support childhood anxiety